I dug in my heels for a long time before purchasing a 16-32. I've had mine for about a month and now wonder how I ever got along without it!Originally Posted by Christopher Stahl
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I dug in my heels for a long time before purchasing a 16-32. I've had mine for about a month and now wonder how I ever got along without it!
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Live every day like it's your last, but don't forget to stop and smell the roses.
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Frank, what Michael said. A Performax Drum Sander.
chris
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Bill,
I keep dragging my feet to buy it, but I know it would be a great addition.
chris
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Well I just got my next power tool!
Sparky Paessler
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I don't know what the next shop investment will be, but the one after that will likely be a good divorce lawyer
Just kidding, LOML is pretty cool about it. In fact, I have to be the CFO (kinda scary to those who know me. She'd let me buy most anything as long as I don't intrude on her half of the garage.
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It is hard too tell what mynext tool/machine will be, but I really need to upgrade my jointer to something bigger, more powerful, and much better then my 42" bed undersized 6" under powered 1/2 horsepower Jet, old woreout 1987 jointer. I always have a hard time parting with my money for something that replaces something I already have.
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The new blue I spoke of =). I cant wait for their delivery heh.
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hi Chris, Well you'll never have to worry about upgrading, unless you want to get some Martins.
I saw the Format Profi shaper. With the Aigner fence plates that fence needs two people to swing it away.
talk to you later,
John
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I'd have to say I'm pretty happy with what I have...running out of room too!...I gotta get rid of an old table saw so I can move around again.
~john
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Well originally I was thinking that down the road I will upgrade to Martin! NOW after seeing their price, I am very happy where I am.hi Chris, Well you'll never have to worry about upgrading, unless you want to get some Martins.
I saw the Format Profi shaper. With the Aigner fence plates that fence needs two people to swing it away.
talk to you later,
John
As for the aigner fence, I received the short version, the one at felder was the longer version. It will help a little bit =). Eric also told Rudi they need to do something about the piston on the back of the machines with the aigner fence. I was busting on Eric when I seen him struggling until I gave it a try haha...that thing is HEAVY, after that I stopped busting on him haha.
Thank you for all your help and input!
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I just ordered a Minimax MM16, will pickup shortly a DJ 20 jointer, and jet casnister dust collector, the larger of the two. Will need to decid on dewalt planjeter vs a 15 inch
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On the corded side my next purchase is a dust collector.The neander in me has been looking at the Veritas Medium Shoulder Plane.
What I wish I could buy is more time to use the tools I already have.
Cheers,
Rich
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next tool for the shop will probably a bigger DC, then either a g0555 with riser kit, or a midi-lathe. not sure at this point, will be awhile before that is in the budget.
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