Chris Padilla
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Bert, I travel to the Phoenix area periodically. I have a daughter and husband who live in Mesa and our oldest son's daughter with her family...

Um..typo? My Veritas 38" has a claimed flatness of .003. I checked it against my 48" milling machine table and could not get a .002 feeler gauge...

I was commissioned in 1971, my first ship had just returned from Viet Nam. I was fortunate to not get orders over there nor assigned to a ship that...

That looks really nice, Mike!!!

John, Having followed you on FB, I can attest that some will find it highly educational!

I already bought a mixer...for a lot less that renting something would have cost around here and with no time limitations. $219 vs $90 a day! I've...

I bought an I-gaging one at Grizzly years ago. When it arrived, it didn't meet the manufacturer's own specs. I called Grizzly, they shipped a...

I think you would have to make a jig out of plywood which would have a stop block across one side and a second bar that fits across another portion...

A motor pulling 18 amps would be 2.5 HP not 1.5 unless Jet was listing motors with peak amperage like Craftsman used to do. If it was drawing that...

I would use my router inlay bit set with a rectangular template to inlay a rectangular piece of end grain wood to make it look intentional on both...

I agree with this method...it's likely the best solution this side of remaking things.

I'm fully prepped for the walkway...that was the "easy" part. As you might notice, I managed to find a way to use the CNC machine to support this...

As I've said multiple times...there is a barcode on the ballot.

Wow!! Congrats Bob! Beautiful work. Love the imagination!

Lee Valley makes a good one. I have their 38".

Like I said previously, the ballots have a barcode on them and the system prevents someone from voting twice.

That is definitely a good sign. I have a pair checking out the four houses on our property.

Your request has been relayed to Jackie.

Once you decide on your pricing, you can put your ad in the Classifieds. I moved this here because discussion isn't permitted in the Classifieds. ...

Continuing on.

That type of building isn't as common around here, at least in residential settings I suspect. I don't see any issue with the method you plan on...

If you are buying Baltic birch, a higher grade of plywood, and it is flat when cut then it should remain flat as long as ambient conditions are...

Me too, I'm home based and twice thought I had to do sandblasting. Both times I regretted the decision, though there is no question, sandblasting...