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Brian Hale
11-07-2004, 2:27 PM
They followed me home from Woodcraft today.... (got a free hot dog but that didn't make it in the pics)

This should solve my birch tearout trouble! :D

Brian :)

Jason Tuinstra
11-07-2004, 5:03 PM
Brian, good for you. I have the 16/32, and while I haven't used it a whole lot, I know enough to agree with you. Birch tear out will be a thing of the past.

I'm glad to see that I'm not the only guy who works in a shop along with the furnace. How often do you have to clean it out? Even with dust collection and an air filtration unit, I have to keep pretty close tabs on it. Oh well. The heat is nice in the winter and the air is cool in the summer. What more could you want? :D

Brian Hale
11-07-2004, 5:17 PM
It's always nice to have a project that justifies tool purchases! :D I was looking hard at the 16-32 but that cut too deep into BS money and this one won't take up as much floor space.


I have one of those washable filters and clean it every 6-8 weeks just out of habit. It's usually not too dirty.

I just ran 14 drawer fronts thru it, started with 80 grit, then 100 and then 150. All they need now is some hand sanding and they're done! This is Way Cool! :cool:

Brian

Jim Becker
11-07-2004, 6:22 PM
Congrats on the new toys, err...tools!! I'm pleased with my Performax sander and suspect you'll be happy with yours, too. (Umm...nice blade... :D)

Jim Young
11-07-2004, 8:20 PM
I want one. Wonder if I can get a drum sander to follow me home?

Ted Shrader
11-07-2004, 8:22 PM
Brian -

Yep,looks like you have the tearout problem solved for good. Nice effort!

Regards,
Ted

-Tool justification is half the battle!

Brian Hale
11-07-2004, 8:33 PM
Ahh Jim, you noticed the blade! Finally conceeded to getting one since it was right next to the sanding strips and looked lonely... :rolleyes:


I've found the best way to get them to follow you home is to entice them with a little plastic. Really gets them moving!!

Scott Parks
11-07-2004, 8:40 PM
I justify it is still cheaper to buy a tool for a project than to buy the project finished! Those kind of things just follow you home? :D Nice!

John Miliunas
11-07-2004, 10:40 PM
Nice scores on both, the sander AND the Forest! :) It's funny you should say that about the blade, though. In our Woodcraft, you have to ask for them to bring one from behind the counter! Seems they've had them follow people home *before* getting their walking papers at the checkout! :eek: :cool:

Perry Schmidt
11-08-2004, 7:05 PM
Post a review if you get a chance. I was looking at these 6+ months ago when I saw them in Amazon's Tool catalog. Noone knew anything about them at the time.

Can you give a quick run-down? Very interested in hearing.

thx,

Perry

Brian Hale
11-08-2004, 8:17 PM
John, are you implying that you Wisconsin folks are not to be trusted?? :p Or perhaps our store hasn't figured out how to secure them :rolleyes:

Perry, i'll try to get something together for you tomorrow. Just got back from an unplanned visit to the vet for our lab, Deezul..... :(

Brian