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I love it. I like the 120v for the portability. It will only put out 135 amps which is pretty low for a mig welder. If your like me and know how to properly preapare a thick piece for welding then...

nice shop but i dont think mine could even hold that tractor

I do tig,stick and mig. mostly just playing.

I love woodworking but, I also love metal working. I want to attempt setting up a shop for both purposes. I was thinking the workbench right in the middle, to the left all woodworking tools and to...

Merry christmas and I'm back to the board and woodworking. I bought a cute little ferret so, ive been busy with him. Tommorow im getting some woodworking stuff so that should be real fun.

never have the problem, keep my shop very clean....but, then again my tool cabinet is 2 steps away, sometimes i love my small shed shop

yes, when it is unlocked it wobbles left and right, so i would lock it down and it wont be exactly paralell with the blade.

thatss the problem, the wobbling makes it imposible to know if your lined up with the miter gague.

only when it is unlocked

How do I adjust the fence on my craftsman 10" benchtop table saw? I make it paralell with the miter gague slot but there is a lot of play. it locks in place fine but when its unlocked it can wobble a...

what would you guys say the miminum space for a 10" sliding conpond miter saw?

i pretty much only use pine

http://www.freudtools.com/woodworkers/rep/sawblades/Professional_Series/Crosscut/html/Crosscut_1.html

its listed in the professional series

Are the Freud Avanti cross cut blades any good for a sliding miter saw? Im looking at the 80 tooth one at lowes for $60

Me being young stayed up all night and get to go to school! dont you guys miss these days?

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Well today I decided to take some pictures of my small shop and some projects that I did. Everything in the shop belongs to me.

i took scuba corses, just need to finish up my cert. dives. The only thing I worried about with welding is its not a steady job like teaching is.

I like underwater welding but, I talk to a lot of welder at the local supply and underwater welders lose their hearing from being underwater all the time. If I was a shop teacher Id probally go crazy...

Whenever I do that the workpiece wont stay flush with the fence.

Mine is kind of like that if you click on the link. How do you use that?

Whats the difference? Do you have pictures of the one you made?

How do you push forward and into the fence at the sametime? Do you use two hands or something? What is a miter slot?