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Yes, but the people interested in anything but fly boxes will probably never get passed the cover. If you look inside the cover of a magazine, or maybe at the magazine's web site, you may find...

Bill Hylton, Woodworking with the Router.

I think his nets are great too! Inspired by another woodworker, I'd like to make a fly-tying hutch. Though, I have to admit, that one is further down the list. I don't catch enough fish to justify...

As long as you are doing all of this work, why focus on fly boxes? Although I am a fly-fisherman myself, I think there is probably more demand for pretty boxes that will hold a deck of cards, and...

I think you should decide who your audience is: Woodworkers or fisherman. If it's the former, then you can safely assume they know alot. If it's the latter, I think you are asking for (or offering)...

"Value" is relative to what you have to pay (including delivery/shipping). Personally, I'd like to have it if its single-phase. It doesn't appear to have a lot of mileage on it, but you should...

I recall reading and posting to a thread her last night regarding Brian Spencer's Grizzly G0490 jointer experience. I see no record of my post and the thread appears gone except for at mirror...

Draw a 2-D picture (of the floor) with your stuff in it, and maybe even some materials in it too, and you'll be able to see. My 20' by 25' space seems smaller all the time...

Thank you for your post. I have been contemplating routing a 3/4" piece of plywood to build a router table for a job I need to do. But if I can just attach my router to the bottom of a 1/2" piece...

As has been implied, $3000 is a lot to spend on a bandsaw if you don't know exactly why you want it. Better to wait until you at least want resaw-capability before you buy it (IMHO). I also never...

Did you try more than one blade? A very good blade?

Bill Whig

Just a related thought, I highly recommend Kelly Meher's, "The Table Saw Book", if you don't already have it. I expect you will find that the $70 will be insignificant compared to the investment you...

Grizzly will deliver that one to your door, with sharp blades and a warranty, for $524. I might offer the seller $250 if I really wanted it. A 6" Jet jointer sold at auction here in Indiana recently...

You may not appreciate a subtle difference between these tools: A jointer can make the face of a board flat (not just smooth). A planer cannot do this, it relies on one face (the one on the bottom)...

I have a hunch if we could get glimpse of the relative profit margins and commissions on selling a Delta, Powermatic and Sawstop table saws that the behavior that has been discussed would make...

Dale,

I met some people just like you did at Woodcraft (that would only talk about Sawstop).

I picked up a 10 year old Unisaw at an auction last week and feel good for having made up my own...

Having similar experience, I've noted that by the time you (and everyone else) show up for an auction to buy a particular piece of machinery, you've already invested at least several hours or a day...

Do you think that a new Grizzly TS and Jointer in that category? Or would you search in a different direction?

Thanks,
Bill Whig

To me (who am I?), it looks like it has had a gentle life. If I had an easy way to move it, I probably wouldn't hesitate to pay $200. I "predict" it will go for a little bit more than that.
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I printed the list. Thank you.

Bill Whig

Yes, for the fist one, because you already know how to draw with a pencil. Once you learn to draw with a computer, you'll find it has several advantages besides not needing a drafting table. For...

After spending a few weeks learning SketchUp, I can't imagine do very much creating without using it to construct a drawing. I suggest using a book to learn it (after watching some of the the online...

FWIW, I've kept my eye on a few table saws and jointers at Grizzly for quite a while. The "Christmas Sale" prices now are 10% higher than those in July. For some reason, the prices of the Grizzly...

I often credit my ShopVac credit for giving me the "most bang for the buck". Besides speedily helping me to keep my shop neat, it sucks up drywall dust, vacuums eaves, and it makes quick work of...

I think you are just having residual pain from "working all day at a computer". Maybe you can adjust the height of the monitor and/or keyboard? I used to have some pains like the ones you described...