Spin off of the other thread...
For me, my homebuilt CNC router!
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Spin off of the other thread...
For me, my homebuilt CNC router!
2014-12-03 17.01.07.jpg
Bought a Uni-saw back in 1988 for just that reason....
Power tool - Sawstop TS
Hand tool - LN 60-1/2 LA block plane
Shawn
"no trees were harmed in the creation of this message, however some electrons were temporarily inconvenienced."
"I resent having to use my brain to do your thinking"
Starret double square, 4 inch, 6 inch combo square and Beall tilt box angle finder. Use one or all on every project.
#1. Biesemeyer fence for TS
#2. Sharkguard for TS
#3. Shapton Glass 6000 sharpening stone.
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing."
“If you want to know what a man's like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals.”
Pneumatic 18ga brad nailer
low angle block plane
Bill R., somewhere in Maine
The most surprising thing has been a little Sears 12" old beat up bandsaw my BF dropped off several years ago. At the time, I had not really even started ww, and thought--what a piece of junk.
Now, it is a joke b/t us that I use that little saw more than anything else.
And, the SawStop that my wife said "get it" when she saw the DVD is used a lot (see previous post on BandAid use).
Tape measure, Makita cordless drill, Ridgid tablesaw, clamps
SawStop PCS
Festool Domino
Mike
Go into the world and do well. But more importantly, go into the world and do good.
Scroll saw and stationary belt sander. (I do a lot of inlay)
No PHD, but I have a DD 214
Work bench everything starts on the bench.
Power tool would be the shaper for me.
Hand tool, either a 4 inch double square or my reading glasses so I can see the graduations on the square........LOL.................Rod.
I converted a #4 Stanley Bailey into a scrub plane. I use it all the time.