Exactly what I was about to say. The blade height doesn't matter because any unsupported fibers are about to be cut anyway as you keep pushing the piece through. Only the sides of the kerf need...
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Exactly what I was about to say. The blade height doesn't matter because any unsupported fibers are about to be cut anyway as you keep pushing the piece through. Only the sides of the kerf need...
+1 - I just used a sharp utility knife and scored it deep enough to break. It doesn't matter if the cut line is rough or ugly since it will be routed flush anyway. Tin snips work well too.
all the great deals on Onsrud stuff a while back were through ebay. I guess they were clearing out a bunch of stock, and the prices were great. I picked up an 8" dado set and a couple of blades for...
I've made a lot of good purchases from HF over the years. The have many of the exact same items as Sears, Auto parts stores, etc. only much cheaper. Especially if you watch the sales flyers and...
I really avoid using my CMS in the shop because I haven't found a good dust control solution. It sprays a huge cloud of dust and chips that covers everything within 10 feet. I much prefer the table...
Hey Craig, this guy had what sounds like a similar problem with his 22124: http://www.woodworkingtalk.com/f12/slow-modulated-vibrations-new-table-saw-craftsman-22114-a-18454/
Maybe the thread...
I just picked one up last month. Tools Plus (http://www.tools-plus.com/) is significantly cheaper than anywhere else. I'd suggest giving them a call to see what can be done about shipping up North.
The problem with doing projects like this for friends is that someone is always going to be unhappy. Why do you think he/she asked you to do it instead of going to Pottery Barn and buying a similar...
It's bound to be an easy fix if it still runs and pumps. Probably that hose you spotted or a leaky check valve. Tear into her and have a look
I have an 8" Onsrud stacked dado set and a 12" finish blade for the miter saw. Both were stupid cheap from E-bay and have been a pleasure to use.
if I were you I'd pop the runners off the plywood and start fresh. Put a couple of nickels in the miter slots so that the top of the runners are proud of the table surface. Then add some double...
The Onsrud dado sets on ebay are a fantastic value too. I picked up their lowest-end one for about $40 shipped and it cuts perfect, flat-bottomed dados. It's every bit as good as the $100 Freud...
They're great, I much prefer a scraped finish to a sanded one and it keeps the dust down too. You only need to buy 1; they're mean to be re-sharpened over and over. Here is a good tutorial on...
If you're cheap, like me, you can still find a factory recon'd Bosch 1587 from place like CPO. I bought mine a few months back for $75.00. The 1587 is the old gold standard; the newer ones are...
Did you have to thin the paint a whole lot with Floetrol? I've always been told that HVLP guns don't do well with latex, but then I've read over and over on forums where folks have had good results...