Pics in (old) shop photos section at URL below. Good luck Rob
I could ues that. piping in air in the shop is on my list of Things To Do Bridger....
to split the shop, would be expensive and really inconvienient, as i can't afford to store them as it is.
pays out in dry cleaning and pressing for his shop shirts. UA100
Check out warmoth.com - they make them, and they are known as an excellent quality parts shop.
Personally would resaw into rough boards NOW and then stacker them in the shop for the next couple years John
A sharpening shop can grind a steel bit for you. I don't think the carbide ones have enough edge. max
there are few tools in the shop where these same folks would put their fingers that close to the action.
Great saw for the shop. John snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote:
I need one of those in my shop...I can never find a pencil when i need one! Skip www.ShopFileR.com