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Today, 8:48 PM

Tim Janssen replied to a thread New table saw in General Woodworking and Power Tools

If you send the defective blade brake cartridge to SawStop they will send you a new cartridge for free. Cheers Tim

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Today, 8:44 PM

Rod Sheridan replied to a thread Glue for dados and sliding dovetails in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Since the grain is going in the same direction and is the same species gluing it would be fine, however it only needs glue at the front.....Rod

1 replies | 43 view(s)

Today, 8:44 PM

julian abram replied to a thread Wood Species BTU Value Chart in Off Topic Forum

I'm not sure I understand your thinking. Firewood is sold by volume (cord or rick) not weight. The chart gives BTU values for a cord of each species...

11 replies | 202 view(s)

Today, 8:42 PM

Anthony Black replied to a thread Buying a house without a lawyer? in Off Topic Forum

It is just the lawyer's fault!!!

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Today, 8:42 PM

Peter Kelly replied to a thread My workshop space in WorkShops

Seems to be the case everywhere these days.

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Today, 8:40 PM

andrew whicker replied to a thread RC 33 - Tightening Knobs in General Woodworking and Power Tools

The last thing I will try is to keep lowering the pressure of the rollers until the wood doesn't feed thru, then slightly tighten them.. maybe this...

10 replies | 172 view(s)

Today, 8:25 PM

julian abram replied to a thread Wood Species BTU Value Chart in Off Topic Forum

A rick is a stack 16"x4'x8'. Side note, I visited your city back in 2003. I was in the poultry business and visited Chickmaster Incubator Company....

11 replies | 202 view(s)

Today, 8:14 PM

Randy Viellenave replied to a thread Milwaukee M18 Compact Router - height adj in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Michael, The latch on the front should keep the height sturdy. If it doesn't, look for an adjustment on the cam lock. Picture is from Amazon......

1 replies | 55 view(s)

Today, 8:12 PM

Troy Ahner started a thread Undermount Sink Location in Design Forum

Coming to the end of my kitchen cabinet building and installation. I need some advise/experience for locating the undermount sink in relation to the...

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Today, 8:10 PM

John TenEyck replied to a thread Wood Slicer blades: up to the hype? in General Woodworking and Power Tools

I would make your everyday, go-to blade a 3/8 x 4 tpi one. John

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Today, 8:10 PM

Thomas Wilson80 started a thread Small Turners Workshop Questions in Turner's Forum

I just moved and will have a small heated shop in my basement (11' x 15' with a row of shallow shelves on one long wall) and wanted to get some...

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Today, 8:06 PM

Mark Yundt replied to a thread William & Mary ,,,,carved in Woodcarvers Forum

Thank you Tom!

4 replies | 77 view(s)

Today, 8:06 PM

Dennis Peacock replied to a thread If you won the $1 Billion Lottery-- in Off Topic Forum

I've dreamed of this many times in my life. But since I don't play, I can't win. One thing I've learned over the many years I've been alive is that...

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Today, 8:05 PM

Tom M King replied to a thread Old style Delta Tenoning Jig.... in SawMill Creek Classifieds

Yes, it will work fine. I used mine on one. I may have moved the bar, but it would have been so long ago that I don't remember. I know I put some...

4 replies | 366 view(s)

Today, 8:02 PM

Roger Feeley replied to a thread Wood Species BTU Value Chart in Off Topic Forum

Wow, Osage orange is ahead by a lot. I was always taught that you should never burn the stuff. Burns too hot and spits a lot.

11 replies | 202 view(s)

Today, 8:00 PM

tom lucas replied to a thread basswood movement in Woodcarvers Forum

Yep, I carved on the pith side because I liked the grain pattern better. Bark side would have probably been better. Love your W&M carving, BTW. ...

5 replies | 137 view(s)

Today, 7:59 PM

Timothy Robinson replied to a thread restoration question on a walker turner bandsaw in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Sha-wing...but also DANG. Good to find them available but that is an expensive li'l bearing.

15 replies | 412 view(s)

Today, 7:57 PM

Timothy Robinson replied to a thread restoration question on a walker turner bandsaw in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Bob, that guy in CT has almost NO web presence. In communication with him he says it doesn't serve much purpose to keep a running inventory list. I...

15 replies | 412 view(s)

Today, 7:57 PM

tom lucas replied to a thread William & Mary ,,,,carved in Woodcarvers Forum

Outstanding piece, Mark. Beautifully carved and painted. Maybe one day I'll be this good..... or maybe not.

4 replies | 77 view(s)

Today, 7:56 PM

Tim Scoville added 8 photo(s) to album River Table

Today, 7:54 PM

steven c newman replied to a thread 1st Rust Hunt of the year, for me.. in Neanderthal Haven

Stanley #45, Type 3.... No japanning is left. Wood is in great shape. Needs a very good scrubbing down, and japanning added ( Engine...

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Today, 7:52 PM

Thomas Kila replied to a thread Old style Delta Tenoning Jig.... in SawMill Creek Classifieds

I have a PM66 and have never used a tenoning jig. Would anyone know if the Delta Tenoning Jig would function on a PM66?

4 replies | 366 view(s)