Hi, Just picked up my biggest piece of equipment to date.. I got two of these heads and the parts shown below. What type cutter body are these? I think the brand is Weinig with vertical grooves. Link: https://tooling.weinigusa.com/product-p/50312203.htm I get it unloaded tomorrow and...
Last Post By: Warren Lake Yesterday, 3:51 PMThe recent thread on electric vehicles brings up questions about future infrastructure for residential electric service ( power lines, transformers, etc.) Will a future home need 500 AMP service? Can contemporary power poles safely hold the power lines and transformers that can supply that much...
Last Post By: Doug Garson Yesterday, 6:55 PMI think I can make it work in my space. I am going to leave enough overhang past the legs to maybe install a tail vise on the distaff end in the future, or whack a little length off and not have a tail vise. My current bench coming out of the old more cramped shop space is all Doug Fir, 24x48...
Last Post By: Scott Winners Today, 1:06 AMI recently purchased a set of expensive Japanese chisels. I previously had several less expensive Japanese bench chisels from Japan Woodworker, and no problem flattening the backs. For this expensive set, I took them to a workshop with Garrett Hack. I only needed 1 for the course. He suggested...
Last Post By: Bryan Lee Yesterday, 1:09 PMSeveral years ago I was looking for a planer with a helical head for my hobby woodshop. I ended up with a 15" Grizzly because I found a good deal on a used one. It's a nice planer, but it's taking up a lot of space in my small garage for the amount that I use it. I've been thinking of replacing it...
Last Post By: Dave VanDewerker Today, 12:27 PMNever move a Dovetail way jointer by the ends of the table. Especially lifting
If the tables are flat and well aligned you want to do everything
Also removing the impeller will save about 2 amps, less likely to trip the internal breaker.
Dave VanDewerker Today, 12:27 PMBrad
I would highly recommend a pellet stove. Even the smallest wood stove is going to be to large for that space.
I heat my house
Here in Pennsylvania we use a slanted leg vise. This solves the problem of holding a board vertical in the vise.
Warren Mickley Today, 12:07 PMI am not a cabinet shop and don’t push myself to work “fast” anymore and that would probably take me 1.5-2 days if I already had the
Phillip Mitchell Today, 12:07 PM
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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