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The only suggestions I can make are to crank the planer to its highest point and get a look at the rollers. If you still cant see in there either use a mirror to get a look or take the service panels...

Tell me what you guys think. I found this on a contractortalk.com:


Basement Column Wrap Recipe:

1) Use 1x6 material to build a three-sided, "u-shaped" box to slide around column. Keep the...

No shaper here. sadface.

Any thoughts on miter lock bits and their use for this application?

Ez-level looks very helpful. My only concern is that the video says it can only lift a cab 1/8" off the ground.

You've got that down to a science...sounds like I can't go wrong with that tried and trusted method. thanks =)

I am interested in chamfering the corners of the cabs. What do you think?

Good call Kevin. Will do.

I will get some more info on the flooring this weekend.

I think I have most of my issues addressed. I still need a solid game plan for anchoring trim around the 4...

Thanks for all the input.

I will ask them to insist on wooden studs on the walls where cabs are going to be installed. I was thinking of anchoring two pressure treated 2x4s flat on the concrete...

A circular saw with guide or a track saw would serve to break a full 4' x 8' sheet down to manageable pieces to then send through a table saw. I sometimes will use a circular saw with guide for this...

I would recommend purchasing the best tablesaw you can afford. A splitter is a must and a riving knife is a good idea. I use my table saw on every project. I think it would be your go to tool as well...

Mel, can we see a pic of your handy work?

Jim, good call. That will come in real handy installing in-stock cabs.

Dave

What is the most acceptable way to camouflage the joint between a painted face frame and applied end panel?

I have tried gluing the FF and applied panel and sanding flush, but the seam comes back...

I think they mentioned carpeting the floor. I like the idea of getting the cabinetry off the floor with legs of some sort. Either way, think I should prime/seal the bottoms? The media unit will have...

The project is finishing off a basement with a media built-in, adding a bar area and wrapping 4 metal posts with decorative wood columns/trim work. I will be doing the work for a relative and they...

I decided to go with Grizzly machines last month. I am still setting everything up and running 220 to the garage. I drove to the PA facility and purchased:

G691 with the long rails, both mobile...

;).

I thought I came up with such a slick idea of gluing in spindles and spacers into a slot because I couldn't figure out another way to get a clean mortise and tennon in an arch. After all day...

I do get some nice wide boards from a local farmer, but they are usually twisted or cupped to the point that I have to rip them into narrow boards to get a descent thickness.

I really like ease of...

Almost 5,000 cfm? Is that thing for real?

I could save shipping with Onieda. I would have to pay sales tax though, so it would pretty much be a wash.

What really mixed me up was that the Onieda...

A longer bed is important. I looked into the hammer and I just dont think it is for me. thanks for the recommendation though, it looks like a quality machine and the sale price does put it within my...

thank you all for the helpful info. Dust collection is a bit of a cult. I dont think i will lose any sleep with an air cleaner and a descent dust collector.

I agree that the grizzly seem to offer incredible value. I am about 4 hrs from the PA facility. G453px for the planer and g490x for the jointer.

I am trying out some beginner mortise and tennon joints. I am making a cherry headboard and footboard with some square spindles 3/4" x 3/4" that fit into a slot with spacers to give the look like I...

I hear you loud and clear glenn.

I will have to vent inside for now. He are hoping to buy my wife's grandparents house in a year or so. They are slowing down and the house is too much for them. I...

That is exactly what I wanted to hear. thank you