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I'm not sure what value that would be. Would you trust a review of someone so clueless about tools that they would buy any of the garbage they have at HF?

A Grizzly is of equal build quality as a Sawstop? You have either never seen the Sawstop up close in person or you have no clue about build quality. If you don't think the extra $$ for the blade...

I wondering if there are any hardwoods that are known as good for accepting paint finish. I seem to recall poplar as being one, but I would prefer something a bit harder like walnut. Any ideas?

I need to drill some 3/8" holes through some 1/4" steel. Would it be reasonable to do this with a cordless drill? I won't bring able to bring the material home a do on a drill press. Is a special bit...

I was looking at a few of the Grizzly benchtop mills that look quite interesting. A couple of questions:

1. Would a mill double as a drill press?

2. What kind of bits do they use? Router bits...

I thought milling machines were for metalworking, and did not have high enough rpm's for woodworking?

Looking at the following video at 1:40-1:45:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVBf1hd5ZvQ

I'm curious what this machine is called that is doing the inletting on a rifle stock?

The project is a rifle stock I am making. There will be a mortise in the stock about 1/2" W x 2"L x 1.5" D. The clip will be inserted into the bottom of the mortise and will hold the extra rifle...

This may be a bit off-topic but it is for a woodworking project, so here it goes.
I need a few clips like the one pictured. I found the image while searching "spring clip", but I am unable to find...

That's really fine work. Nice selections of wood without going over the top like much of the work I see here. Well done!

I've had A Sawstop contractors saw for a while now and really like it. I got the upgraded model with cast iron wings and beis clone fence. It's heavy, the fit and finish is superb and it has done...

Seriously? My Sawstop felt like just another tool purchase.

What is the inlay on the inside cover supposed to be?

the laces are way to big

It seems Grizzly does a pretty good job taking care of their customers. It also seems like there has been a number of posts here recently about people receiving severely damaged tools and faulty...

+1. To me, this seems to be a better way to go. Having the same jointing and planing capacity makes sense, even if space savings isn't an issue. Some will argue about a combo machine having to short...

As someone who has recently tried just about every scroll saw I could before purchasing, the clear winner to me was the Eclipse. Not surprisingly it is also the most expensive, but I'm a firm...

Why not just set up a gallery where the submitter can post photos and project details. All others can see the photo, no need to comment. The vast majority of the follow-up posts offer no real value...

What a great looking piece. I do think the knot (?) in the back center is distracting, I would have tried to work around that. Nice looking scenery in the mirror as well.

I think most people try to love whatever tool THEY have. That doesn't mean it is the right tool for you or me. I do think in many instances Grizzly is a good tool for the money. But there is a reason...

Thanks for the list David, just what I was looking for.

I'm planning my new shop layout and trying to plan for all current tools as well as future tool purchases. I'm looking for a checklist that would list all power tools and hand tools in a well...

Of the "low end" scroll saws, I find Dremel to be one of the better ones, better than Craftsman, newer Delta, Grizzly, Ryobi, etc. The next step up would be a "mid-range" scroll saw, which would be...

Those are some great memories for sure! I'm sure your grandson will remember those times for sure. I know I still have great memories of spending some "shop time" with my dad building pinewood derby...

A good job by him nonetheless! Also an excellent video by the way.