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Thanks for the insight John. Where did you sell it?

Oh I didn't even notice my membership had run up! I will have to renew that. Thanks for the insight gentlemen. I will do a bit more research and get these listed. Thanks again!

Hey all,

I grew up watching my stepdad use his Inca tools and I always remember them being high quality and extremely precise for their size. He just built a new wood/auto shop at the family cabin...

Please add me to the contest. Thanks!

I love my Kapex. A lot of people won't give it a chance due to the high price, which I agree is quite expensive. However, the dust collection and extreme accuracy make it worth every penny in my...

This is just stupid. Enjoy the site for what it is. Get some good info and go build something.

Of all the online woodworking sources, I have found the Wood Whisperer Guild to be the most beneficial, informative, and fun. At least for me. The 360 Woodworking podcasts are pretty good listening...

I would suggest hard maple as stated above. High-quality commercial cabinets are often maple.

Since mortise and tenon will be difficult, I would suggest attaching the breadboards with dowels. With the top being 40" wide, I'd do 8 dowels. Glue all the dowels into place in already assembled...

I have a tool called The Extractor that works extremely well. Its essentially a pair of pliers with a rolling cam to pivot on. I can't find it on Amazon but Crescent makes one very similar.

Plenty of G&G pieces incorporated breadboard ends with ebony splines so that's definitely a possibility for you.

+1 for Blue Shop Towels. Box of Rags works as well.

Festool Carvex or the Bosch. People seem to generally agree that those are the two best jigsaws available.

Love the G&G aspects. Nicely done.

This is one of the funniest threads I've read in a while. In regards to the using a random tool as a hammer thing, has anyone else ever looked at something that needs a little encouragement with a...

I can't wait to have a minion, I mean child, to help me clean up the shop. Great picture Brian, enjoy the family time.

I have a ceiling fan and use it pretty frequently. I tend to keep it off if I'm doing something super dusty. But its on the majority of the time I'm doing hand joinery, assembly, etc. or just putzing...

Lots of great advice here. Thanks gentlemen. Turned a bowl last night with a tenon and was quite successful. Used the tail stock for support as long as possible and took very light passes while...

Thanks everyone. Looks like I'll be switching to tenons.

Hey everyone, I'm new to turning and am having some trouble with bowls. I use a Oneway Talon chuck with the wormscrew to rough out the blank then continue to turn the outside of the bowl and create a...

I have heard great things about the Bosch glide saws. I've never used one in action but I've played with a display model and the arm motion is super smooth. That being said, I love my Kapex and don't...

The dust collection is the best I've ever experienced with a router.

I love all of my Festool equipment. The prices are steep but they are worth every penny. I have the 1400 and 1010 routers and love them both. I agree with others have said however, if you are getting...

Veritas makes a very nice bevel gauge. If you want to go electronic, look at the Wixey. Set the miter saw to 90 with a square, zero the Wixey, and tilt away!

Matt Vanderlist did a review on this product on Youtube a few weeks ago. Kind of interesting but I think I'll pass and just sweep the floor. Seems a bit cumbersome to me.