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Just seeing this now..... the annual Grizzly floor sales just got a LOT more interesting as there may now be opportunities to pick up a SS at "scratch and dent" prices.

Who's up for a road trip?
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Has anyone tried using the Amana jig with Lock Miter bits from other manufacturers?

I'm curious if it would still work well with slightly different bit geometry.

Stumpy is a really nice guy.... His humor on the show is decidedly NOT PC (which to me is like a breath of fresh air) yet he is courteous on the boards...Even when people attack him, and is never...

This one is for a Jet saw (XACTA fence?) but looks similar to the BM
http://www.mikestools.com/search.aspx?keyword=JPSF1-108

ufer grounds were developed for munitions storage in the desert ....

Requiring them in a soupy Indiana back yard is a total joke... and yet another example of the nani-state protecting it's serfs...

I set my older Delta up with an X-Y vise and am no longer using the fence.

Your plan should translate into a solid work bench...

I personally would ditch the leveling feat and use a belt sander to adjust the bottom of the legs to accomodate any warp in your floor.

I'd...

Dahl,

The kit you linked to looks quite complete... and with "some assembly required" should be very doable.

You're going to find that spindle lacking, however, so I'd contact the supplier and...

For CAM packages...

BobCAD/CAM is pretty good for the money.... make sure you dicker with them because they do deal and will call back with a better offer. In fact, they'll hound you for years. ...

you guys obviously aren't building for snow loads :^)

another basement dweller here....

I did all my aisle ways with the cheap interconnecting foam mats, which my wife got me on sale at the Christmas Tree Shop and BJs. The only thing I don't like...

8/12 is steep?

you must not be living in the great white north :^)

Hi Todd,

I'm probably one of the few who can say "been there, done that"

I took a year off and went full time clearing part of an 8 acre lot, harvested logs and had a woodmizer man on site to...

I also noticed that my two new bottles are both lighter than the one I just finished. They were also less viscous (they flowed more freely) than the old one.

I just chalked it up to air exposure...

very pretty saw... I hope you enjoy it well.

any plans for an outfeed table?

After burning out a hand-me-down router atempting to rout large mortices for a timber frame build, I picked up the plunge router version of the PC-7518 (the PC 7538) and is has never let me down in...

Wow... all the electronics and expense of a CNC.... but you still have to drive it manually....

If you have to climb cut and the grain "sucks you in" ... is it going to be able to correct enough,...

I've contemplated a Longranger....

but the price of their 220 volt unit is pretty steep...

Looks like I'll be re-mounting my push button motor starter at a central location in the shop and...

Where I work, we use both Sharp Tool out of Hudson, MA and Northeast Saw and Carbide out of Manchester, NH.

Both do a good job.

well I learned something usefull today..... Avanti = NOT

too many other brands out there with competitive prices to bother with these guys.

I have a blade with a missing tooth.... I use it on...

I thik you'll be O.K. going with galvanized pipe....

you can buy 3/4" pipe in 10' sections at HD around here for ~$16/ea.

I think you're going to rack up a healthy shipping bill ordering it on...

perhaps not a splitter alone.... but what about a splitter with anit-kickback pawls on it?

that sounds like an awesome event...

I may have to take a vacation day next week.

time to remodel the dog house?

I often have to remind my wife.... "you took a vow dear... for better or worse"

then I go run and hide in my basement shop.

The cantilever on the angle iron is imparting a moment to the 4x4s... this is being resisted by two things...

1.) is lagging the 4x4s to the wall studs... but now you need to ask yourself,...