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Glad to see an offering in this segment. But, I think their designers fell asleep at the wheel, if there were any designers. It's got looks only...

A CNB wheel may not be the cheapest deal you can get, but it is the best value, as in you get far more for the money. They are spin and bubble...

Might be a viable option if he lives in Canada, otherwise ....................................:( and it ain't likely to have a spiral cutter...

I still think that it may be the base power supply, not the source. At least from my experience, when my source died, JPT 50w, it would NOT...

Anyone tried Dupont Chain Saver for lubricating the raise and lower mechanism as well as the tilt mechanism on a table saw?

It was only permitted to ground the frame of cooking appliances & clothes dryers to the neutral, up to when the 1996 NEC was adopted, now it is...

I have a Cadex 23 ga that shoots up to 1 3/8” and even that can be pushing it in really hard woods, though I have done it (oak, ash, etc) There...

It's about both. Wedging a tenon isn't a well described topic in literature and often produces unexpected results. But answers first. I think you...

I often go right to the 1 star reviews too, but if I bought stuff only based on the 1 star reviews I would hardly ever buy anything.

I really don't want to steal Aaron's thread, but I'm definitely going ahead and building one of these. A number of modifications, of course, but I'm...

Just don't overdo the number of coats f shellac you plan to end up with. Shellac doesn't need or even like, too many coats.

I use stainless ones to sew ridge wooden shingles on along with construction adhesive on one underside. I shoot a bunch of them in at different...

I feel sorry for folks trying to get into the craft or upgrading their shops right now. I have often seen the current asking price on products I...

I just had to make 90 - 15.75" X 8.75" birch 1/4" ply panels. I made up a parallel guide 8.5 inches long and used it to set the Makita track saw...

Did anyone mention using a support strap on the outside of the laminations to prevent them from breaking going around the form? That's pretty common...

The rational for basting end grain with watered down glue is to stop the glue at some point from just being sucked into the end grain. This is not...

2" is probably suitable for very soft materials. Might have trouble shooting through or straight in harder woods.

I can't even imagine a pin that thin and long going in straight and not finding a way to poke out of somewhere it shouldn't be.

FWIW, I installed the Grizzly version, and couldn't tell any real difference. The Grizzly is much shorter, maybe 1' in length, but otherwise...

I've used 1.5" pins to stop parts from moving/sliding during a glue up , never shot 2" for anything .

I suppose that if you're only using mechanical fasteners for say trim or something similar where it won't be glued or caulked but I'm just guessing....

G0858 here - Absolutely zero complaints. As others have said, joiners are simple machines. I just checked pricing though, Holy cow! You're looking at...

Nothing like a "simple" last operation for the end of a major project. LOL :D I agree with making the stairway look like it belongs in a timber...

Clearly a Cowasaki rider. Which I once upon a time was myself. KZ900 and later a KZ1000 LTD.

You just need to make a custom sled that can attach to your wagon so that the workpiece is held steady and vertical through the steep angled cut. Be...

Those doors are going to look SO good when your project is completed. Really transformational!

The 610 and 612 were from the "100 PLUS" series...celebrating Stanley's 100 years of making tools.... This might be the drill you were thinking of?