Rockler Black Friday Ad

[John Karam]

I usually get the rockler ads in the mail but for some reason I didn't get the black friday ad that I'm fairly certain is floating around. Would anyone be so kind to give me a heads up as to what's on it? It would be much appreciated.

I'm particularly interested in if the kreg k4 pocket hole master kit has a special on it. But the other nice things would be good to know, maybe someone knows a link to a scanned ad? I've been looking but can't find it.

Thanks everyone!

[Steven Hsieh]

http://www.rockler.com/promotion/Nov10/1.cfm

[frank shic]

can someone explain to me how cable ties are used in woodworking???

[John Karam]

Oh they get you with the knick-knacks....

Thanks for the quick response, doesn't seem like much on that ad but better than nothing.

[John Fabre]

Oh they get you with the knick-knacks....

Thanks for the quick response, doesn't seem like much on that ad but better than nothing.

That 6 piece Sorby Turning set for $149.00 w/free shipping is a good deal. This set will go with the Jet mini and the G3 chuck deal that I just bought my boys.

http://www.rockler.com/promotion/Nov10/1.cfm

Thanks Steven and John for reminding me

[Don Bullock]

That 6 piece Sorby Turning set for $149.00 w/free shipping is a good deal. ...

I thought that was a good deal too. Unfortunately SWMBO wouldn't spring the $$ needed for the lathe to go with them.

[Peter Quinn]

can someone explain to me how cable ties are used in woodworking???

Well, just today I put in a hose reel using cable ties to connect the feeder hose to a wire chase and then used the new reel to reach the spray room and do a little finishing. So maybe they fall under "shop accessories"?

[Roger Jensen]

This was the link to the Black Friday ad that I received: http://www.rockler.com/logon/V1914land.html.

I have been waiting for the retractable extension cord to go on sale for several months, plus it has free shipping.

Roger

[Bryan Morgan]

can someone explain to me how cable ties are used in woodworking???

Same way you'd use clamps, rope/string, bungee cords or ratcheting tie downs...

[frank shic]

hmmmm.... maybe i'll have to try those some time...

[John Fabre]

I thought that was a good deal too. Unfortunately SWMBO wouldn't spring the $$ needed for the lathe to go with them.

Mine too, if I wanted another lathe, I had to sell something. Does anyone need a good used dishwasher, she cleans windows too.

[David Cefai]

can someone explain to me how cable ties are used in woodworking???

European regulation compliant tools cannot be locked "on".
So when using a router or circular saw mounted in a table a cable tie gets you over the problem created by a bureaucrat who has never used a tool in his life

[frank shic]

rofl that's a good one!

[Roger Jensen]

European regulation compliant tools cannot be locked "on".

I assume you're kidding, right? My Festool tools all lock on and I would imagine they are compliant with everything.

[David Cefai]

No, not kidding. All the tools I have bought in the pat 24 months (since I restarted woodworking after a long stoppage due to back problems) cannot be locked on.

So for examle an electric planer I bought has a button where my old B&D had one. On the B&D it locked the tool on. On this one it is a safety interlock which you have to press before you can pull the trigger.