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Today, 3:59 PM

Eugene Dixon replied to a thread Lubricating table saw trunion gear teeth and worm gear ? in General Woodworking and Power Tools

I use moly (powder?).

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Today, 3:45 PM

Jim Koepke replied to a thread Am I the jerk here? in Neanderthal Haven

It depends on how a company is structured. I've worked in manufacturing where everyone was in a position to stop the process if something wasn't...

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Today, 3:43 PM

glenn bradley replied to a thread Wedding Picture Frame in Woodworking Projects

Thanks Mel. Boy, this place has really gotten to be sleepy-town. All these views and only one comment. I guess we have morphed into a membership...

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Today, 3:28 PM

Tom M King replied to a thread Did your 2023 homeowners insurance cost go way up? What are you paying? in Off Topic Forum

Ours went up a lot, but the house value hadn't been changed in a long time. It went way up when adjusted for current value. I don't know what it...

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Today, 3:26 PM

Tom M King replied to a thread Porch Flooring in General Woodworking and Power Tools

AZEK or KDAT.

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Today, 3:17 PM

Alex Zeller replied to a thread Air in the wood and air freight in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Have you priced helium lately, lol.

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Today, 3:16 PM

Alex Zeller replied to a thread Porch Flooring in General Woodworking and Power Tools

I replaced the decking boards (outside) with hardwood decking. The old pressure treated stuff was checking and splintering. It's been 10 years and...

2 replies | 61 view(s)

Today, 2:51 PM

Andrew Joiner started a thread Did your 2023 homeowners insurance cost go way up? What are you paying? in Off Topic Forum

I've been with Amica for years. My homeowners increased 53% and my car 28%. No claims or changes in policy. When I google "2023 homeowners insurance...

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Today, 2:17 PM

Doug Weiner replied to a thread Veritas Dovetail Markers in SawMill Creek Classifieds

I’d like to have them. Will PM aim a few.

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Today, 2:09 PM

Mike Burke started a thread Porch Flooring in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Hello, we are in the planning stages of redoing our front porch. It's an old two story home built in 1900. We like the gray flooring look and will be...

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Today, 1:55 PM

Paul Haus replied to a thread Need Dust Hood for Jointer in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Several years ago I did something similar to what Lee suggested. My jointer did not have provisions for dust collection. To make it work I made a...

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Today, 1:39 PM

Brian Lamb replied to a thread 5 x 10 CNC's with upgrade possibility to auto tool changer in CNC Machines

Go with the 3/8" x 1" LOC, will work fine. The 3 flute aluminum grind has plenty of positive rake. Any end mill ground for aluminum will eat wood...

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Today, 1:35 PM

Prashun Patel replied to a thread Discharge Diverter For Oneida V3000 in WorkShops

I discharge mine to the outside, year round. Mine is in my garage. Not sure about how you work, but I am not runnning dusty ops for 3 hours at...

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Today, 1:17 PM

Andrew Pitonyak replied to a thread Which Sjobergs workbench: 1060 or 1450 ? in General Woodworking and Power Tools

I own the 1450 (or what looks to be about the same as the 1450). I have had this for a very long time. Two items to note: I purchased the...

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Today, 1:16 PM

George Yetka replied to a thread Discharge Diverter For Oneida V3000 in WorkShops

I was able to find 2) 6" dryer vent gravity dampers for discharge. A wye and blastgates may end up having significant leakage into your space on...

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Today, 1:14 PM

richard newman replied to a thread WTB: Smooth bottom #7 Jointer Plane in SawMill Creek Classifieds

I have a #7 bought new in the 1960's, was my primary user for 10 years til I got an older 8C. It looks like I lapped the sole, very flat checked...

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Today, 1:13 PM

Derek Cohen replied to a thread Power and Hand Together (6): Pardon, but your slip is showing. in Neanderthal Haven

Perhaps to you, Jack :) For a long while now, I’ve been making the front groove 1/4” and the slip groove 1/8”, with a 1/8” rebate/tongue in the...

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Today, 12:58 PM

Cary Falk replied to a thread Lubricating table saw trunion gear teeth and worm gear ? in General Woodworking and Power Tools

This is what I use.

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Today, 12:52 PM

Mike Chance in Iowa replied to a thread KIA as a brand in Off Topic Forum

I bought a new 1998 Kia Sportage and it was in the shop more than it was on the road. I ended up trading it in around 8 months later while it was...

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Today, 12:48 PM

Paul Ricard replied to a thread Curved legs for table in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Thanks for the info Jamie

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Today, 12:29 PM

Warren Lake replied to a thread flattening the back of hedge trimmer shears in Off Topic Forum

lots of machines here no surface grinder. I did think about the edge sander but just not right think how I did it fine, I had no coarser stroke...

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Today, 12:24 PM

Rod Sheridan replied to a thread Lubricating table saw trunion gear teeth and worm gear ? in General Woodworking and Power Tools

I use NLGI #2 grease, as recommended by my saw manufacturer, works just fine…..Regards, Rod.

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Today, 12:22 PM

Matthew Joseph Rogers replied to a thread 5 x 10 CNC's with upgrade possibility to auto tool changer in CNC Machines

Sold out, of course. I was just about to buy one. Price is good, all depends on if the angles are correct for wood. I have heard that it is the...

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Today, 12:20 PM

Jack Dover replied to a thread Power and Hand Together (6): Pardon, but your slip is showing. in Neanderthal Haven

The groove on the front looks peculiar. I usually make it the same width as in slips, but just raise it one groove width up.

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Today, 12:17 PM

Jack Dover replied to a thread Searching for a decent knife edge marking gauge (Hamilton?) in Neanderthal Haven

This type of a gauge has an annoying property: when a wing nut is tightened, the bolt works like a fulcrum and both blades move a little bit...

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Today, 12:10 PM

Jack Dover replied to a thread Am I the jerk here? in Neanderthal Haven

Slightly offtopic: I'm in retail for as long as I can remember it and I'm yet to find a picker\packer who would be paying attention. Not that they're...

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Today, 11:53 AM

Jack Dover replied to a thread Am I the jerk here? in Neanderthal Haven

It really depends where exactly it's out of spec. 0.005" is about half of a pencil line width, so yeah, it's quite a perceptible tolerance. If a...

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Today, 11:51 AM

Reed Gray replied to a thread M2 vs M42 in Turner's Forum

For 90% of my turning tools, I have either D Way M42, or Thompson V10. Simply, they cut longer without needing to be resharpened. I use the Big Ugly...

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