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...and a certain % of it can't even be used for construction lumber. I've been picking through lumber my whole life either at a store or a stack delivered to a job site. The unusable lumber on the...

Exactly! A LA plane can also mess up a project if used incorrectly.

A 6' and 2' level from the 60's or 70's.

This is what I use from Klingspore http://www.woodworkingshop.com/product/sh33500/#.VPTruOFJNVc

If one purchases a tool at a brick and mortar, would one expect to hear "some rust is ok" from them, Eric?

Well I got it to work by turning up the air pressure to 105 like Greg mentioned. As I said in an earlier post, the compressor is brand new so possibly the gauge is off.
Thanks again to everyone who...

Interesting, thanks, Justin.

Thanks Greg, I'll look into those ideas tomorrow.

Thanks guy's.

Bill, there is a depth adjustment but all that accomplished was getting the pin from 5/16" to 1/16" above the work surface. Now, without the nose piece I can get the pin to...

I recently purchased this pin nailer along with a 6 gallon Porter Cable pancake compressor. This is my first finish type nailer (have used larger framing nailers in the past). My question deals...

I think I read that some people just run their hose to a garbage can.

I purchased my 113 new in 94, and it is still my only table saw.
I replaced the fence with a T-2 a couple of years ago.
Replaced the pulleys and belt last year... and that's all.
Never had a need...

What I've read about the DW735 was that the blower is so powerful that NO powered dust collector is needed. Is this correct?

Alot of the furniture I built for my home is made from construction grade yellow pine. I built all of the pieces right after purchasing it and have had zero problems in 20 years.

# 1 for me.

I agree. I too would like to see what they have to say.

False analogy. Produce at the grocery store is arranged and displayed in a manner to allow for picking. A better analogy would be picking through the pre packed bags of fruit and making a bag of all...

I have my belt sander set up to be stationary. When the wood being sanded gets loose on this, it is very close to the same speed as the table saw kick back is. Now, the advantage with the sander is...

I was wondering the same thing.

I just received a new Lufkin wood folder yesterday from Amazon that will replace the 25 year old Lufkin. The first thing I do when I enter my shop is to put my pencil behind my ear, and my folding...

Dosen't the I/S of the disc spin at a different speed than the o/s? How can you get a truly flat surface with this being the case?

I've been using the one that installs on the Worksharp 3000 for several years now. IMO it is a simple design that gives very good results.

Why do you suppose there is a lack of real research about wood dust, Ty?