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"It's easier for me since most of our mouldings come in 10 ft lengths and my saw stops incorporate the 1/8" allowance. If you have questions about what goes inside the frame or choice of those...

Well, after a proper cleaning and good whack or four with the rubber mallet (I'll try the wood block next), it falls back out when I begin to use the extension and forstner.

The problem may be...

I don't use my DP350 much; maybe 20 times in the last 3 years. Today, I was using it to rough cut two large mortises using an extension and a forstner when the chuck just fell our of the machine.
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That is an amazing response. I'll need to re-read that a couple times; thanks, Peter.

Here's what I've got so far -

I jambed the rough opening with select pine from a big box store. The door is heavier than a bag of bricks so I glued up 2 - 1*6s and ripped them down to a 4.5"...

I went to the arc salvage joint today and found a good idea. I'm going to use old bird bath bottoms. I'll be able to work concrete into the design, and they look exactly like what I was needing. ...

Good stuff as usual, guys.

Any other ideas are welcome.

Thanks.

Or could someone direct me to a website that may carry such items? I've looked at a few leg websites to no avail. I googled "tear drop table leg", but that is apparently something body-builders...

Where did you find a decent copy of the article? I'm interested in this as well. Thanks.

Thanks guys for the input.

I've decided to put down a stain first and then paint over that with one good coat of a flat paint. I'll rough that up in a few places in an effort to get to the stain...

I just finished my first project of any real scope. My wife requested a new dining room table in an old American farmhouse style.

I found a 7 foot heart pine door and shortened it to 80"; widened...

No doubt it's easy to make, but my old circ. saw is the problem. It's a Black and Decker that I remember being at least 25 years old. The motor is a little larger than today's models so the guide...

I'm building a workbench this weekend from a design I found at AW.com (http://americanwoodworker.com/blogs/projects/archive/2009/03/04/tom-s-torsion-box-workbench.aspx).

It says to build a fence...

I'll be building a workbench this weekend myself. Coincidentally, the design advice suggested the following for a circsaw guide and that is the main reason I'm here right now:


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The price would definitely have to come down, and I think you just dissuaded me from my purchase.

One of the tidbits I learned while researching this machine was that it was part of a liability...

Thanks Ron. I'll find that forum and see what the consensus is.

with Drill Press, Table Saw, Lathe, and Band Saw. Extras include 9 chisels and extra bits. Very little use. Priced at $700.

Hey good morning everyone. I've always enjoyed finishing wood and...