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Double Ditto.

Nice! I ended up in Cleveland by accident, spur of the moment motorcycle purchase, and didn't even think about it, no camera, no glasses. Very cool bonus. Had a pair of cutting torch glasses in the...

Ya, need to do that now that I figured out I am not immortal. Have a book collection to think about too.

Agreed, PITA! Also, a lot of the cars in the last few years need to be flashed after a break job.

Same for me with my sports cars, go through them pretty fast. But my work trucks, they last forever. I am so used to carting things around in the back that I don't want to move that I brake and turn...

I put one on my step van, but that was easy. The one I used did not have a data link, it was wireless. I did have to tap into the tail light for power at the camera. And I had two acres of dash to...

Bought one new, hate it. Collects dust for me now.

NEVER put two handles on drawers wider than 30". People are morons and they Will screw them up.

Perhaps slow down on your plunge. The machines have a tendency to move to the right, slow is better. Keep you eye on the mark the whole time you are plunging, so you can correct if it drifts right.

You are wrong. His question was about taking it out of the clamps early to glue the next step and if that was a problem. If it is a problem and the joint fails and has to be re glued my answer is...

Remington 22 pump with an octagon barrel would probably be a Model 1890. Amazing gun to carry and shoot, perfect balance.

Model 12's are one of the finest working guns ever made. I learned with one, and was spoiled for life. When dad passed he gave it to my brother. I offered him a Browning Superposed for it, no dice.

I was born in a gun shop. My dad was a gunsmith. I have been wrangling with what to do with my small but highly prized collection. Not that many but all of good pedigree. I have three daughters, none...

Warren, I think the noise from the extra projection comes from the distance to the chipbreaker being less. The noise comes from air compressing and decompressing as the knives pass the chipbreaker,...

OK, something to consider is that IF the previous bond is broken you can not just add more TBII and get the same bond strength, so although I do similar I have also pushed the envelope and had to...

Ah, got ya. I hate finishing or I would use baltic for everything.

Full lift pricing for 4x8 3/4" BB/BB is currently $98. 10+ is $107 Just before Covid I was paying $57 full lift and $65 full lift for Columbia 3/4 prefinished maple 2 sides. I have not bought any...

I take my old 3/4 bits in to a sharpening shop and they grind them to fit metric. I know you can buy metric, but this is almost free and I can have them in small increments to fit whatever.

John, look for Columbia. I use it in prefinished maple and it is 96.5 x 48.5 and pretty consistent.

5x5's work out great for cabinets when using adjustable feet. they also work out better for the 30" deep cabinets I often incorporate into kitchens. I like.

Carl, I have a fair amount of experience and I can tell you that machines are always looking for a new and exciting ways of messing you up. I don't trust them either.:D

My Unitronix has a metal tag from the factory that says "Failure too blah, blah, blah will cause DEATH!" I love it! No generic warnings here.

Sometimes I do doors with a bead that way. Square M&T doors with a wrap. No issues. Sometimes I put the bead on the door rather than the face frame to gain that little bit of drawer space and still...

The caps on my 50 hp are scary! Would not want to get hit by one of those.

I never have checked draw at idle Warren. Its not on idle long because it makes an obnoxious growl at idle.

I run my whole shop on a 50 hp converter. No problem running from 1 1/2hp up to 11 hp, and several running at the same time.