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    dirk martin

    Copyright questions with wood working plans

    Thread Starter: dirk martin

    There is a person, that has designed very crazy looking squirrel houses. All kinds of fancy, moving parts, and such. He sells the plans to make these squirrel houses in print form, as pdf, and as dxf. He does not sell kits, nor parts. Plans only. Oh his policy page, he writes the following: ...

    Last Post By: Doug Garson Today, 12:58 PM Go to last post
    Karl Card

    Help with low motor power on table saw

    Thread Starter: Karl Card

    Had a 7.5 baldor, had a seperate post on this because I thought I figured out what was going on but evidently this is beyond my knowledge or experience. I replaced caps on 7.5 baldor, no difference, bought new leeson 7.5 hp, both single phase motors, got it hooked up, check wiring, cranked...

    Last Post By: David William Today, 8:21 AM Go to last post
    Warren Lake

    hard not to love the blues

    Thread Starter: Warren Lake

    Been watching Matteo for years and now many top players are recognizing him. I think hes 24 now. Video is not great and sound not great but I can hear whats going on. Very nice of Joe to bring him up and others that are spending time with him. Hes innovative. Very unique finger picking style....

    Last Post By: Jim Koepke Today, 10:47 AM Go to last post
    Dean Arthur

    Any options for a small bevel gauge?

    Thread Starter: Dean Arthur

    Seems like the last decent option for a small bevel gauge at Blue Spruce is no longer available. Previously Vesper was the gold standard but he's no longer accepting orders. I use the Shinwa with the bottom locking screw and it's pretty good. I also ordered the folding Shinwa with the knurled...

    Last Post By: David Zor Today, 2:35 AM Go to last post
    Malcolm Schweizer

    Looking for feedback before I buy an Avid CNC

    Thread Starter: Malcolm Schweizer

    Good day all. I appreciate the time to read and give feedback. I think this is the right machine and price, but want feedback. The time has come. I need a CNC to stay competitive and I also just want to create in new ways. I have “non-buyers remorse” for stopping bidding on a beautiful 5x10...

    Last Post By: Wes Grass Yesterday, 11:24 PM Go to last post
    Justin Mullins

    I need some cabinetry tool advice.

    Thread Starter: Justin Mullins

    I'm looking to build my first set of cabinets in my kitchen. I'm currently building a new house. I am a third generation general contractor so l have a good degree of knowledge in construction my grandfather used to build furniture and cabinets so I have a very good general idea of how they need to...

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    Jim Becker

    Source for staples

    Based on the numbers that Lee gave in the OP, it appeared this is a half-inch crown stapler, not a 3/8" crown like T50. Hence, the example link

    Jim Becker Today, 8:29 PM Go to last post
    Bill Dufour

    Powermatic Bandsaw Brake

    Bill H. may be right. It may have worn clear through the lining then just started wearing the arm and drum. Is the round drum okay. I would expect

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    Cameron Wood

    Taper Sled

    Looks like a good set up.

    The tools & stuff beyond in the work zone make my spidey senses tingle, 'tho...

    Cameron Wood Today, 8:13 PM Go to last post
    stephen thomas

    Source for staples

    The craftsman branded stuff is gone & most was trash anyway.
    For some reason i think POP made the staples for Sears. POP appears to be a Bostik

    stephen thomas Today, 7:58 PM Go to last post
    Paul F Franklin

    Getting 120v in a 240v machine

    A 240 to 120 step down transformer is an obvious solution, but even a small one might be too expensive. But a search for 240/120 volt travel converter

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