jwir3

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bio	website	glasstowerstudios.com/~scottj
	location	Roseville, MN
	age	29
visits	member for	2 years, 3 months
	seen	Feb 21 at 19:35
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I work as a Software Engineer for General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems. I am also the lead software engineer for Lil Joe Bean and President of Glass Tower Studios, LLC.

I also volunteer my time to numerous projects, including the Crystal Space SDK, which is an open source game engine, and the Eridanus project, a game design project. I am very passionate about video games, especially with regards to high performance graphics and immersive environments.

When I'm not working or developing open source software, my major hobbies include martial arts, video games, sailing, and playing my violin. I hold the rank of 2nd Degree Black Belt, Yellow Sash in Wu Chi Chuu'an Kung Fu.

	155 reputation	bio	website	glasstowerstudios.com/~scottj	visits	member for	2 years, 3 months
4 badges		location	Roseville, MN		seen	Feb 21 at 19:35

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Feb 20	comment	How to prevent router from grabbing board when doing face moulding? @HenryJackson Yes, I saw it. Thanks. So, no matter what, (even if I fed it from the other side), wood should NEVER go between the bit and the fence? Michael Karas seemed to think that doing an inside cut would require this (see comment in accepted answer below). Is this not the case?
Feb 11	comment	How to prevent router from grabbing board when doing face moulding? Also, what did you use to make that nice diagram?
Feb 11	comment	How to prevent router from grabbing board when doing face moulding? So, this was my problem. I had the piece I was making between the fence and the router bit. My intuition of doing it this way seems right, as the other way, one can't see the cut as it's being made. However, if I wanted to do that, I now know I have to feed from the opposite direction. Thank you for your help.
Feb 11	accepted	How to prevent router from grabbing board when doing face moulding?
Feb 11	asked	How to prevent router from grabbing board when doing face moulding?
Oct 8	comment	How can I install a frost-free outdoor faucet with very little space? On a side note, anyone need a 3/4"x4" frost-free 1/4 turn sillcock with PEX and threaded attachments? :)
Oct 8	awarded	Scholar
Oct 8	comment	How can I install a frost-free outdoor faucet with very little space? Well, I went with a normal sillcock and then connected it using PEX piping within the wall (which was WAY easier than soldering it... I highly recommend the gator bites fittings for anyone who doesn't want to solder). At any rate, I'll just have to drain the sillcock in late fall. At least my one in the front is frost-free.
Oct 8	accepted	How can I install a frost-free outdoor faucet with very little space?
Oct 8	comment	How can I install a frost-free outdoor faucet with very little space? Unfortunately, no. The pipe comes down vertically from within the wall (it's in the basement, which is finished, so it goes through the ceiling from my laundry room, and down to the spigot).
Oct 6	awarded	Student
Oct 6	asked	How can I install a frost-free outdoor faucet with very little space?
Dec 14	awarded	Supporter
Feb 3	awarded	Autobiographer