This is a simple plywood router table with recessed clamp supports. I use it on top of my workbench and put it away on a wall when I’m done. You can keep a trim router attached to the plywood or ...

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• Bold attempt: American rock climber Alex Honnold summited the Taipei 101 skyscraper — with no ropes or safety net — in an event broadcast live. • New heights: The 1,667-foot Taipei 101 is one of the ...

Alex Honnold -- the all-time great climber known for his free solo ascents that ended up a part of an Oscar-winning documentary -- is about to do something absolutely incredible. He's going to climb ...

Alex Honnold said he needed to know if scaling the Taipei 101 was even possible before he did Netflix’s Skyscraper Live special, so he turned to a more traditional way of climbing to find out. Honnold ...

Professional climber Alex Honnald's live-on-Netflix climb of Taipei 101, one of the world's tallest skyscrapers, has been rescheduled due to weather, Netflix announced Friday night. The streaming ...

'Free solo' ascent organised and shown live by Netflix Honnold completed climb in an hour and a half Taipei 101 was once tallest building in the world TAIPEI, Jan 25 (Reuters) - U.S. climber Alex ...

Honnold's daring effort to summit the skyscraper took place this weekend and aired live on Netflix netflix Alex Honnold successfully climbed a 101-story skyscraper without any ropes or harnesses His ...

Famed rock climber Alex Honnold masterfully ascended one of the world’s tallest skyscrapers without a rope. “Sick,” he said, standing atop Taipei 101 with a panoramic view of Taiwan’s capital after ...

The result will be reflexively compared to classic Michael Mann crime thrillers, for good reason: adapted by writer-director Bart Layton from the same-titled novel by Don Winslow, “Crime 101” shares ...

Spiderman called in sick, so Alex Hannold scaled the Taipei 101 — all without ropes, safety nets or spidey webs. Taiwan's president congratulated Honnold on completing the challenge. An American ...