15 min at a time would not work for me. I would be going backwards. 15 min of clean up/put up followed by a few hours of work and the mess would be right back where I started, or worse. Only way I...
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15 min at a time would not work for me. I would be going backwards. 15 min of clean up/put up followed by a few hours of work and the mess would be right back where I started, or worse. Only way I...
The Mini CV06 mounted and ready to go.
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I blew all the dust from inside the vac and under the motor housing and installed a new CleanStream HEPA filter.
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I just did this...
A couple of years ago I purchased a Dust Deputy (during the period when the Mini CV06 was not available). I made a add-on platform to fit my Ridgid vac.
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It worked OK, separating...
The only part I don't understand is why two short nipples and a coupling for the horizontal run. Why not just a solid length of pipe the same overall length? Maybe I am missing something, or, it is...
And if a HF indicator is not smooth.... fix it! I bought one that had a rough spot right about mid-point of the travel. I opened it up and removed a brass filing from the rack on the plunger, now it...
Dan, I am not denying any theory, and certainly not denying any established and proven facts. And a lot of what you and other members have full understanding of, I admit my understanding may be...
Anthony, I am glad you think that wire stopped you from getting shocked. But that flies in the face of all theories and science of static electricity. You spent time wrapping that wire, so you were...
The left side table is 21" deep with no miter slot, the right side table is 32 inches deep and has a miter slot. Other than that, I see no difference (other than price), and judging by how they are...
Interesting... because I have gotten shocks from both types of hoses. My original hose appears to be all plastic, my replacement, more flexible, hose appears to have a wire inside, although I cannot...
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Think about this...The surface of the exposed blade is less than 8", so when you align the blade to the slot, you are aligning to slightly less than 8" of a 27" long slot. But 8" is all you...
Phil, how much compressed air capacity do you have? An air grinder would solve the speed control and electrical shock problems. Then your only project is the stand up handle. You could probably bolt...
I never would have thought that would be hard enough... goes to show you never can tell. Since I plan to seal / finish all surfaces of the MDF, that won't even be an extra step. Then if that ever...
Thomas, how do you "harden up" MDF? I am curious 'cause I am building a router top with MDF and have an insert with 1/4" setscrews for leveling. I know the weight and vibration will cause them to eat...
This is the real answer, you gotta try it to find out. It just proves the knowledge of a baseball player: "In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. " Yogi...
details you guys haven't noticed...
come on guys, give this thing a break!! Didn't you notice that this is not your run-of-the mill Chicago Electric tool, but the "PROFESSIONAL" model???:D
Not only that, but quoting directly from...
+1 on Carbide Processors. I just placed a small order, but shipping was quick and price was good. And I got a free set of ball end hex keys. I put em in my go-to list.
+1 on Bolt Depot's service and ability to buy small quantities. The - is no sq. or torx drive in wood screws.
If you don't like the replacement plugs, just open up the motor and shorten it from that end, that way you keep the factory plug... and most importantly, you get to keep your "thingy"!!!:D
Or,...
nobody likes me....
I am feeling deprived... I don't have a single power tool with a "thingie" on it:mad:
At least there is a small one on the cord going into this laptop....:p
Some great ideas for using readily available materials to suit your needs. I like nothing better than using an item for something other than what it was made for, especially when it saves money. Some...
Dittos to all the welcomes posted above. I am a newbie here to learn and you seem to be a great addation to the faculty here.
I am intrigued by the PVC manifold under your outfeed table. Care to...
I have the HF meter. It is a replacement for the first one I bought. The first time I used it the jaw spring broke. Well, to be fair, not the VERY first time. It was the first use, but it didn't...
Have you looked at Harbor Freight?
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=3068
They often put it on sale for just under 100 bucks.
They also have a 3 HP...
Also Scott Coffelt says: "I've got one of the Dust Eliminator cyclones. Great unit, but honestly I am not sure I would go through the building of it again. Specially since Grizzly is coming out with...
I have a Delta/Rockwell (actually only says Rockwell on the saw, so I guess it is pre-Delta) that was given to me years ago. I suppose it is not as solid as an early DeWalt, but I think it is well...