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Chris,

I've gotten all of my 6" sewer & drain pipe (2729) at RNR Supply located at Mulberry & Timberline. They also carry all of the fittings, but I find their cash and carry prices not to be...

Mike,

Thanks for the heads up. I ran a Forrest Duraline HI-AT for the first time yesterday on my Sawstop PCS. I had trouble getting the brake to adjust far enough away from the blade using the...

Matt, Here are a couple of ideas from the SmartHome website.

Insteon remote temp control
IP thermostat

I've purchased several Insteon switches and controllers from SmartHome and have them on...

Matt, thanks for the link. Lots of good info in that thread.

Matt,

Nice setup! I like the idea of your backup being offsite in your shop. I am curious about why you went with fiber over copper for the Ethernet link. Was it because of the distance...

Blasphemy, I'm a bit of a coffee snob. Good black coffee costs over $10 per pound. Folgers costs much less. Hardly seems like a cost effective cleaning method.:D

You're too humble Roy. Great design and execution!!

I went to install 3.6.x and it warns me that my IE tab plug-in does not work with 3.6.x. I begrudgingly use IE tab from time to time because some websites (mostly work related) don't work with...

My experience with the 2 dust collectors I've owned in Colorado @ 5000ft is that is damn near impossible to get the motors to draw anywhere near FLA even with inlets and outlets enlarged and no...

Loren, good to know, thanks for the update.



Rob, I'm in the process of hooking up a 4" flex hose to my blade guard dust port. I should have hired a plumber with all the black ABS pieces and...

I can't vouch for the Denver stores, but another thumbs up for Sears-Trostel. I was just there this morning to pick up some DC parts, but didn't peak at the QSWO stock. Sometimes their stock runs...

5-6" of snow on the deck this morning and 10 degrees.

I bought a PCS a few weeks ago. Same as Peter and Keith, no hose or adapter. Steve Gass himself mentions in this older thread that they were working on an overarm DC hose and adapter. Maybe they...

People actually work in the workshop on weekday nights? I didn't even know that was an option. I probably average 5 hours on a Saturday OR Sunday at best. Young kids severely affect shop time.:p...

12" Dewalt 733. Never wanted anything wider but wish I had a jointer to match:(

Delta 6" 52-858. Which I had room for 10" or larger.

Brian,

I almost always use a blade guard and splitter. Sometimes I also use featherboards. For narrow cuts I will use a GRR-Ripper, but I always feel like I'm naked in public whenever I use it,...

John,

Which SS model you are referring to ICS, PCS, or CS? I haven't got my new PCS tuned up yet and was curious if this is something to watch for. I've saved my old wider homebrew overarm guard...

I've gotten my fittings in the past from Ace Hardware Outlet. The current prices are better than you quote. Even with shipping, the Ace prices were better than a local Ag supply house for me. Make...

I am not currently using it, but a couple of years ago a used Snarfer with the CL plug-in. It worked pretty well. You could have multiple keyword searches for multiple CL cities.

Now I feel like an idiot. I felt the PC's were better than my Oldham's because they burned less and the carbide was thicker. I just checked with a caliper and the carbide is definitely thicker on...

I built this for my workshop. Wish I had a one of those metal flammable cabinets but they are really pricey.

Salem,

A DP table is on my list of things to do. I've bookmarked your for reference, thanks for sharing. The dovetails are a nice touch.

I didn't realize there was anything from Full Metal...

I have Oldham, Porter Cable, and Whiteside bits. When I started my woodworking hobby with less money I bought Oldham bits. I don't really like them and would consider them low end bits. Nowadays I...

But they don't come in red, won't work with my Bessey's.:p I may have to give them a try too. Thanks for the tip.