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If you use Aspire 11.5x or greater, I can send you the files. PM me your email. You'll just need to change your post processor and tweak for your tooling and material, etc. I'm setting them on a...

Jimmy Diresta's latest video project is a nice exercise in metalwork, including some things he's not done previously. Two metal shop stools.

Sadly, three panels...so one complete cabinet and one half. But the recovery worked just fine and I slapped myself up-side my head to insure I don't make that mistake again. I always try to make a...

David, if you do a ton of narrow component sanding, then yes, the smaller 125mm/5" format is going to be easier to keep things flat. But in general, the current generation 150/5 (or similar from...

Wow...nice haul on that lumber, Rod! I've be coveting those wide boards for sure. :)

I actually spent quite a bit of time in the shop this past week and it was nice. My current project is a shop...

There is also the aspect of actually physically and safely moving that weight through the cut (sled required for safety on something like this) and understanding that a vertical bandsaw like that...

I don't believe that there have been many changes at all to the venerable S45 over the years and it's still made today, AFAIK. It's the one bandsaw that SCM/Minimax makes in-house. PartsPronto is...

I've thought about that a few times, but ultimately decided that this is my hobby "now" so it's not worth worrying about it. My one compromise is that I take one-time/limited time use needs and go...

Tesla eventually "closed" their offer and started requiring their own solar roof or panels, if I'm not mistaken, in order to buy the PowerWall system. Originally, it was able to be used with other...

For metalworking (and some interesting woodworking) Pask Makes is a good channel.

Just one thing...the 9 hole pattern with a center hole (for better dust extraction) that Festool uses isn't really "proprietary" and all the major abrasives suppliers support it if you want to buy...

It would be highly unusual for me to need to borrow a tool from someone else since in my very small circle, I'm the one with the tools. I have borrowed a tall extension ladder once from a neighbor...

Yea, my labels have gotten "more detailed"... 'cause remembering is harder. LOL

There are already two existing threads on the Graco Ultra Quickshot. The answer to your question is yes, you can shoot clears just fine with the correct tip. Jason Bent has a good video on that....

Many dealers tag on "Documentation Fees" these days and that's beyond the fees for the registration, etc. They are essentially profit boosters. You can certainly try to refuse them; some will play...

As noted, the fix worked fine. For a few holes that magically were not fully filled with the resin (likely migrated into the plywood), a little hot glue took care of things. While I would absolutely...

I hesitate to comment because I'm not an expert, but I seem to recall that folks who are very familiar with the NEC have previously posted that there is no prohibition on having multiple outlets on a...

Outstanding!!!!! I hope that some good referrals come from that, too.

Thanks for posting the photos. Click the icon for "Theater Mode" at the bottom, right of the video you are playing to remove the stuff to the right on the display and increase the size of the video...

Generac actually has an excellent battery backup solution...I considered it for here (along with solar panels), but in the end, I decided we would not be at this property for long enough to make it...

Mike, to use an existing circular saw with the same kind of track that most "track saws use", you'll need some form of adapter like Richard mentions. I will suggest that you consider the possibility...

Alan, how would a traditional fossil fuel generator be handled in this situation where you have solar as you describe with the draconian prohibition of using it during a utility power outage? In...

That bites, Wes. I'm sure you had some "kind words" for the tooling manufacturer!!!

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The resin fix worked out just fine. I did need to turn down the RPM on the 5mm tool for the redo...

They were equally good when I called with a question about my G700 after I bought and received it.

AFAIK, you absolutely can do this. Mills cut wood just fine. Just keep in mind that they are not designed to be "speedy" because their main focus is on milling metal which has its own requirements...