John Petsche
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Lee, add the method (above) I used on the Delta. That will provide all the support you need for a longer bed. Regards from Perth Derek

I did something similar to that 20 years ago. For my Delta lunchbox, the beds were adjusted and fixed to form a coplanar and flat surface …. ...

Assuming that (1) build construction is the same for each manufacturer (and I believe it is), and (2) switching between jointer and thickness-planer...

I think there is more flexibility on this for straight cuts where the material is supported by a fence that's perpendicular to the travel through the...

Congratulations! That will be a very nice and beastly addition to your new shop!

If you mean for the walkway, it's just a couple inches of compacted washed stone...leftover from the shop floor where they told me to buy ten ton and...

In the context of woodworking, 240v machines typically have higher horsepower motors and higher capacities for work as a result. So having multiple...

Amazon has many warehouses stocked with stuff and they are pretty good at anticipating demand and run-rate for things. HD has far fewer warehouses...

Have owned one for many years... Other than this shop build, the 20+ year old machine isn't going to get a whole lot of use here and I cannot...

I don't think you'll regret having the scoring blade...even if you very rarely have the need, when there's a cut with something that has delicate...

I agree with you on a flat wheel saw, Michael, but with crowned tires? I would think it to be harder to run it stable with the teeth off the edge....

The not so funny part... :o

I have a small collection of backsaws for joinery, which comprise both saws for dovetails, tenons and crosscutting. In all, I have around 6 or 7...

Are you using a clamped on board to reference the vertical cuts to? It's the "secret sauce" for putting holes in the middle of a surface.

In general, I have not had issues with packaging and product damage, but I know that many folks have. I have occasionally received boxes with smaller...

He shoots...he scores!!!

If the Felder is available immediately like that, it's a no-brainer situation for me for sure, especially with that "new saw smell" and warranty.

Ryan, I take the same approach as Warren does. What I might suggest is, if you wish to experiment, that you use Mike Wenzloff’s technique of setting...

That looks really nice, Mike!!!

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 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.

Clever! Regards from Perth Derek

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

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. ...

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...

Note that the Veritas Small Plow blades can be used in the Record/Rapier #043. I have the Record #043, and will take inspiration from the Veritas...