Hi, I can consistently find 5 x 10 cnc routers for sale used around 15k, but none of them have auto tool changing capability. I can also google around and find NEW machines that have auto tool changing that are 100k + My question is if there is a good base model that I could buy now w/o the...
Last Post By: Jim Becker Yesterday, 2:36 PMI couldn’t help to notice that Feb 11 is coming up quickly. Is Feb 11 the 20th anniversary of SMC? I would love to hear more about how SMC was started. To Keith, forum administrators, and members thanks for all the shared wisdom and insights.
Last Post By: Keith Outten Yesterday, 9:39 AMI am making two nightstands. The legs are made of 3/4x2" cherry and the aprons are 3/4"x1.5". The aprons have 2 pocket screws in either end. When I screw the aprons into the legs so that it is into the 3/4" thickness, the legs split. I tried clamping them first so they can't split, but they do...
Last Post By: Jim Becker Yesterday, 9:38 PMI'm looking for a decent 12" radial arm saw and considering the ones made by the Original Saw Company. Are they worth the money and if I were to buy one used are there any known issues that I should I be looking for? Thanks
Last Post By: Eugene Dixon Yesterday, 6:22 PMI just bought a used Ring Master in an on line auction to play with. Anybody have one that can give me a few pointers to accelerate my learning curve? Perry
Last Post By: Paul Koenigs Today, 12:11 AMA steak can cost $7 or $400. They’re both steak right ?
A new car runs $25,000 or you could get one for $2.5million. They do the same
I do not really think being s2s has much to do with it. I think you just bought wood too thin to be jointed flat and ending up with a usable thickness.
Bill Dufour Today, 2:10 AMThe similar attachment for a hammer j/p is >$1000. I think the Domino has also lowered the value of that type of mortiser. Good luck!
Christopher Charles Today, 2:00 AMI tell them I'm the type who works with wood. The kind from trees.
(the distinction shamelessly stolen, er, borrowed from Brian Crane)
Key feature of the no. 9 miter plane: it can shoot from both directions. The handle screws in on either side as needed.
Phil Gaudio Today, 1:14 AM
Time for some levity
Thread Starter: Dave Anderson NHWith all of the negativity and political stuff going on with the Covid-19 virus it is time to look at the humorous side of things. Feel free to add more, but keep it clean or it will be deleted.
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