Many thanks to all who contribute here!

[Jason Grogg]

I just wanted to thank everyone who posts on this site. I have used it quite regularly for my last few projects. It has been invaluable to me for my research and working through problems. Here are a couple of pictures of completed projects. The shuffleboard has been on my to do list for as long as I can remember. I am currently researching what table saw I can upgrade from my Bosch 4100 to. I have been reading as many posts and reviews as I can on the Jet, Powermatic and Sawstop. Though decision!

Thanks,
Jason

[Frederick Skelly]

Welcome Jason, we're glad to have you join us!

[David Eisenhauer]

Shuffleboard. Takes me back to my youth and country joints with long necks aplenty. Welcome.

[Andrew Pitonyak]

Welcome to the creek....

Where are you located? You can set your profile so that it shows your location. Then, if you are near me, you can stop in and see what I use for a saw! :D

Your shuffle board looks nice... and ambitious; good job!

[Ben Rivel]

Youre very welcome and welcome to being a contributing member!

[Bruce Page]

Shuffleboard. Takes me back to my youth and country joints with long necks aplenty. Welcome.
Me too. I spent many hours at the Los Alamos VFW playing Liar's Horse Collar an a long table like that.

Welcome Jason!

[Matt Hardy]

That is a great looking router table. What router are you using in it?

[Jason Grogg]

Thanks everyone. Thanks Mark. It is a Dewalt DW618 2-1/4 hp. The router table was built using The New Yankee plans. I really enjoyed that build.

[Dave Zellers]

That is a great looking router table. What router are you using in it?


Thanks everyone. Thanks Mark. It is a Dewalt DW618 2-1/4 hp. The router table was built using The New Yankee plans. I really enjoyed that build.

The model number was in question, but not the brand... :cool:

[Nick Decker]

Beautiful stuff, Jason. If that Bosch saw is a limitation, I'm not seeing it.

[David Helm]

Love long board shuffleboards. They are becoming very rare. Wish I had room to build and use one. Kept myself in beer money while in the military in the early to mid 60s.

[Chris Hachet]

Welcome to the creek...and keep making sawdust!