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I recently bought a basic miter saw (Metabo KGS 216 M) for small projects around the house. As far as I can tell, the saw is well adjusted - the blade looks square and the angle stops seem accurate.

Right now I’m cutting skirting boards, and I’ve noticed that some of my 45° cuts don’t form a clean 90° corner when installed against the floor. Instead, the corner ends up slightly off.

I’ve attached photos showing one example and what I expected the corner to look like.

Is there something obvious I might be missing when cutting skirting boards? What are the first things I should check on the saw or in my setup?

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Hello! I've always been dreaming of woodworking, and finally decided to get some tools and grease my elbows. I decided to get started with a furniture renewal project before I build things from scratch, to get some experience working with tools, stains, etc.

I got a nice old wooden table with a lot of damage and stains to sand and re-stain, and I'm just curious for a more experienced set of eyes to tell me if sanding is going well, or if I'm doing something wrong. I may be getting ahead of myself and just need more patience, and that would be good to confirm as well :)

The picture is the state of the tabletop after about 10 full passes with 80 grit. Does it seem to be a reasonable progre

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I'm selling my KeyMouse Alpha, which is in excellent condition and has been lightly used. It's a fantastic input solution for those who want the flexibility of both a keyboard and a mouse in a single device.
Note that "Alpha" is the model name, not development stage :)
Product Details:
Item: KeyMouse Alpha (product page from seller)
Condition: Very good, lightly used
Location: Netherlands
Price: 300 euros
Delivery: Delivery cost will depend on the purchaser's address.
If you're interested, feel free to shoot me a message with your offer or any questions you

Hope it's ok to ask this here, I didn't find a dedicated questions thread or anything. If this is not the place, please let me know where is more appropriate and I'll delete this post.

I have a pair of speakers (Sony SS-RG475S, see specs here) without their receiver. I'm looking into a budget receiver (Probably Fosi BT10A/BT20A, unless I find some second hand candidate).

I'm not really sure how to know which model to buy. Each speaker is 6 Ohm, and the specs say something about 100+100 or 120+120 (Watts, I guess). The original receiver, when I still had it, was labeled 190W.

I found some power calculators o

Hi,

I've been using an Iris rev. 4 for almost a year now. Recently I tried gluing on magnets to the acrylic cases backs for more convenient travel and ever since, my left side PCB doesn't respond.

When I plug the keyboard to the PC via the left PCB, it is registered in the Windows device manager, but it both sides don't respond (nothing happens when I type).

When I plug it via the right PCB, typing on the right side does work, but typing on the left doesn't.

The left PCB doesn't look to have been damaged:

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Hi, I'm trying to add Home Row Mods to my Iris rev 4 and I've run into some issues.

Adding my code changes to add home row mods:

// keymap.c
#define HRM_A       LGUI_T(KC_A)
#define HRM_R       LALT_T(KC_R)
#define HRM_S       LSFT_T(KC_S)
#define HRM_T       LCTL_T(KC_T)
#define HRM_N       RCTL_T(KC_N)
#define HRM_E       RSFT_T(KC_E)
#define HRM_I       LALT_T(KC_I)
#define HRM_O       RGUI_T(KC_O)

...

const uint16_t PROGMEM keymaps[][MATRIX_ROWS][MATRIX_COLS] = {

  [_COLEMAK_DH] = LAYOUT(
  //┌────────┬────────┬────────┬────────┬────────┬────────┐                          ┌────────┬────────┬────────┬────────┬────────┬──

I made a new layout (see here: my qmk_firmware fork) for my Iris, compiled it in WSL and flashed with QMK Toolbox several times, for several iterations of the layout.

At some point, flashing stopped making any difference. I see the regular success logs in the Toolbox (see below), but the previously flashed layout remains operative.

I also tried flashing the default 'via' Iris layout for comparison, but I'm still stuck with an older iteration of my custom layout.

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Toolbox logs:

*** Atmel DFU device connected (libusb0): Atmel Corp. ATmega32U4 (03EB:2FF4:000