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I really enjoyed the mystery and playing the game when it first launched. I was disapointed to see how little wildlife there is.

The missions are way to short and dont encourge using the games very very large let of blueprints i never build past wood unless its part of the mission.

No talent respec is a huge fail in a coop/solo game... whats the worst that you can do with a respec? i had to re level a character...

XP loss on death should go. The punishment of having to run back to your body / retrive your gear while having nothing is more then enough.

This game seems like it might be fantastic with a few content packages.

Also workshop seems pointless which makes the missions feel po

So i ordered the XXL Carbide Router Bit Setter Bit Zero Bit Runner Amana Starter Pack Precision Collets

What im doing now is figuring out what i should be building as a table. a full enclosure is not going to fit in the budget just yet (i put that into the extras) but at the least id like to get a table going. i see measurements online as to how big it actually is but id love some advice on how big i should make it based off some of the experience of the veterans around here.

Another big thing is what should i expect to have to setup for interacting with it. i have a laptop with spare screen and wireless mouse and keyboard that can go up to the shop with.

What software should i be put

Hi i made my wife a Cedar bath caddy and its been stained with a Minwax Penetrating stain (dark walnut) . ive put Tung Oil from Minwax but after doing more reading im so much more confused about finishes.

What is the ideal finish for a Bath Caddy? Do i need to put a finish on it after a stain if its cedar? and if so will the stain getting wet start to leak out? if Tung oil was the wrong finish can i apply anything else over top of it?

im new to wood working and finishing especially and ive just been staining my cedar and leaving it like that but this is the first thing thats going to be consistently getting wet.

ive been working with a tonn of Cedar tongue and groove wood as it was the only thing i could find at a decent price locally. its 5.5 wide and i can only get 4 inches of use out of it so i have a bunch long (20-48 inch) peices that are 3/4 and 1-1.5 inches wide. ive been using them so far for getting my wood off of surfaces just as scraps but i was wondering if anyone in a similar situation found any neat projects to do with these?

i was gonna try some bird houses and kids toys but im not very creative so thats just what the googles told me so far lol.