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depends on what for. FreeCAD for anything 3D printed. Sketchup for quick mockups. Blender if I want to visualize it.

They are out of business. Very similar models here: www.mikestools.com/download/Jet-Owners-manuals/Jet%20Wood%20Planers/708526.pdf 860860.app.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=40433&c=860860&h=fda9870b185afd7aba98&_xt=.pdf&gc=clear&ext=F www.busybeetools.com/content/product_manuals/CX13.pdf econtent.adhq.com/dam/Original/497/King_Industrial_KC_235PM_Manual.pdf content.jettools.com/assets/manuals/708524_man_EN.pdf If you still have questions maybe I can find mine.

FreeCAD is fine in that regard in my opinion. What are you trying to do?

​@@williamweatherall8333 I've been attempting to use FreeCAD for designing woodworking projects, where the components are primarily rectangular shapes assembled together. I began by following the WayOfWood tutorial available here: ua-cam.com/video/jfNBfdIpzDQ/v-deo.html But then I just got into an analysis paralysis about which assembly plugin I should use: Assembly2, A2plus, Assembly 3, or Assembly 4.

honestly, you can get a good distance without assembly. drive.google.com/file/d/1SMPV704X2Xoq_o-mul_03RSKXuVM2dU-/view?usp=share_link is not amazing but not once did I use assembly. They are kind of only worth the pain of them sometimes IMO@@Trooper266

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@@Trooper266 and recently there is an integrated assembly workbench with newer freecad versions. Having tried all the assembly workbenches, except the new integrated one, i find the A2plus the most intuitive. So if you are not up for looking around quite some, i would suggest to use this to begin with. If you continue working with freecad, eventually you will try this and that at some point by yourself. They all come free to use and try and you will see what works the best for your needs. It can be really confusing having all these options, but it's just different people creating what seems to work best for them and giving the choice to everyone else to use them. Good thing.

yeah, texting is why I got rid of it.

@@williamweatherall8333 Its kind of interesting because part of its promo is 'just texting'.. wouldn't you make it so that texting is easy and efficient then?

@@rooshe8957 yeah, the issue is that in order to make texting good you need a nice fast processor and a responsive lcd.

Sketchup sucks for that at the free tier. Blender has a screw addon but I haven’t played with it too much. I haven’t messed with fusion because of my experience with sketchup and other non-open-source free software. Blender is so good for mocking things up. In the next video, I’ll go into some of how flexible and powerful it is for mocking ideas up.

@@williamweatherall8333 You can create Spreadsheet at Blender or create BOM, cut-list in other way? I am not familiar with any other CAD software, except my woodworking workbench for FreeCAD. I sa some BOM at Fusion but they are not easy to create, I guess.

@github / dprojects / Woodworking you can use online calculators with your dimensions, cut optimizers they are called. I used one for the first time recently and it was pretty good.

it suffers from the same thing that sketchup does in that they can reduce features any time on it.

yes on sms. you can find them either from their website or used on ebay

This is great idea lol. Just don't brick your phone!

the app works still. The process is more convoluted post ios12 unfortunately. You'll need to make yourself a child and then use the time caps app to store the 'parent's' passcode.

I just did it on iOS 15.4.1 and it seems to be working again

@@williamweatherall8333 Cool I'll try it out!

Did you watch the video?

apps.apple.com/us/app/time-caps-a-future-diary/id1195852313

get it using a barcode or something and just know the location of the numbers on the barcode. Say other numbers while you enter it. Then throw out the barcode.

your comment is more damning of the light phone than anything I said.

loool whatever

I think a difference is does it have Bluetooth or can it be a hotspot?

​@@Nikki-ks6wi the lumias are pretty much discontinued/obsolete smartphones

A year later how is it? I’m considering switching at some point but I’m worried about not being able to see pics via text message, receive voicemails, or access a browser. The first two more so than the latter.

@@allforYAHUAH You can tell people through text to describe the image they sent you if you want so you can imagine it. Instead of voicemailing you could call them (it isn't exaxtly the same as voicemailing, but this way you'll battle the addiction of hearing and sendin voicemails), and for the browser you can engage in creative ways to receive information by organizing, e.g. you could note down everything you'll want to research on your notes and after that when you have access to internet via any form (e.g. laptop), you can research all of your notes then and type down the important details for whatever you need the info for.

that's just the e-ink resetting every so often. It gets rid of the ghost images. Par for the course on e-ink.

have you ever used a kindle? the screen refresh should bother you as much as the dust on the moon at the end of the day all you do is txt and make calls ...where's the rush?

Hey! Reading through the comments here and wanted to let you know they added GPS to their phones now!

@@jessesayre1250 tysm for sharing this info!

Sameeee

Do you actually understand the intent though? I made it after having used both for this purpose. It at least describes my experience and could have saved me $80 in depreciation and eBay fees on the light phone if someone else had made it. I didn't see anyone using restrictions + digital time capsules to do this when I was looking for a more minimal phone experience. Edit: people were using restrictions and I tried that previously, but I didn't see anyone using digital time capsules is what I mean.

I guess I do not understand the intent, but regardless of that I still stand by my point that comparing a smartphone with manually limited features to a feature phone like the light phone is not very useful. People who have spent more than 1 minute researching the light phone know that light phones are not going to have features such as Spotify or GPS navigation. You spend a portion of your video talking about the features the light phone does not have, when it has never been advertised as having those features in the first place. Would you review the Nokia 3310, complain about the difficulty of using a telephone number pad for texting, and then compare it to iPhone 5 qwerty touchscreen keyboard? It's just a silly and unnecessary comparison. I agree that using time capsules is a neat method of blocking distracting applications. Why wasn't this the focus of the video? You could have reached more people with this topic as the focus of the video and shortened it to the three minute segment of this video discussing your method of blocking distracting apps. You spent half of the video reviewing the features of an older iPhone. If you had problems with the light phone, which it seems like you did, then create a video reviewing it. It is completely valid to give consumers concerns about the difficulty of texting on the light phone. It is completely valid to discuss the capabilities of an advertised feature such as podcasts. However, the light phone is not a smartphone and does not claim to be. Comparing these features to a smart phone is just silly.

@@AlexLopez-nj2sj They advertised music and navigation in their campaign. I knew it didn't have it and that they were supposed to be coming someday, but that was a downside when I used it. Are you familiar with Clay Christiansen's "job to be done" theory? Me and the people who got value from this video were looking for a phone with hard-locked access away from social networks and the web. That was the job to be done. It was the most important job and that was why I was willing to purchase a light phone, but when I realized I could get the "feature" of not being able to use those on a decent phone I was greatly relieved, hence the video. I guess it's somewhat unfair, but that is an asymmetry in the market. It is their problem, not mine, that one can make a better light phone with an old smartphone. Having a camera or nav does not make my phone distracting, the web does. You see what I'm driving at?

I guess that makes a lot of sense, I think when light phone advertises itself as a phone that gets rid of distractions, people take it as being a phone that gets rid of all of the distracting things about a phone rather than just selling a feature phone. Fair enough.

​@@AlexLopez-nj2sj I just want to chime in with a quick point that some value i received was that the iphone 5s is ridiculously small. this is a fantastic reason to use it instead of my current smart phone!