With the Lee Valley Cyber Monday sale coming, I can feel my willpower weakening. I'm leery of buying stuff that I don't need. What tools have you regretted buying? Please talk me out of buying more planes.
Last Post By: steven c newman Yesterday, 5:00 PMOne of my favorite chickens was attacked by a red-tailed hawk today. I heard the commotion and ran up the hill and chased the hawk away. At first examination it looked like one eye was missing but I think it's OK under an abraded eyelid. There were two places on the chest where skin was...
Last Post By: John K Jordan Yesterday, 8:23 PMHi all, I'm looking for advice on DC. I'll cut right to the chase - I'm between retrofitting a HF single stage DC unit OR spending quite a bit more on Oneida's Mini Gorilla. The HF retrofit would cost $539 (it would include adding Oneida's 5" SDD ($169) with 17 gallon steel drum ($101) and...
Last Post By: Tom Hoppe Yesterday, 3:27 PMI have a Porter Cable 690 in my router table now. I like it: it's variable speed, which seems hard to find with the 690 these days. It's on a 9" x 12" Rousseau phenolic plate, and I can make do with it –– have for a decade. There are times, however, when it's a royal pain to back off a precise...
Last Post By: Marc Fenneuff Yesterday, 7:51 AMA hand plane makes a better surface than a planer because it makes one long straight cut vs many short curved cuts. But a planer impacts the wood. Does blade speed also make a difference? This may sound like a power tool question but I've brought it to the Neandercult because here we think a...
Last Post By: Derek Cohen Today, 6:46 AMYES (Votes: 12)
NO (Votes: 29)
The technique does not aim to raise the grain. That is for sanding. With planing, it is to soften the wood and make it less brittle, thereby reducing
Derek Cohen Today, 6:46 AMHi,
I got a 5 in my possession thst the previous owner must have something bad to. When I put it on a flat surface it rocks back and forth
You guys are probably right, but right or wrong, I will stick with traditional mortise and tenon for anything that I really need/want to stay together,
Dominik Dudkiewicz Today, 6:28 AMJim; pardon me for having a different perspective on your classification of a straight shooter.
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I have and use both - my Makita tack saw and a Dewalt DWE7491RS table saw.
Delwyn Ching Today, 4:04 AM
Vintage Martin T75 restoration
Thread Starter: Patrick WalshSo I have a opportunity to purchase the above machine for a fair deal from my employer. I am aware of the phenolic guides being pop riveted I the the sliding table along with not availible for replacement. So my question is as follows to those in the know with regard to the phenolic ways....
Last Post By: David Kumm Today, 1:47 AM