I have a shop full of tools and I still use a hand plane to thickness some boards. Bob McBreen
Sure is nice to have a shop to escape to. Working with family has to be the most stressful of any. Keep the chips flying. Ed
They are nice to stand on if your shop has a concrete floor. Unlike rubber mats, they can swallow a lot of sawdust in the gaps.
A guy at the shop said there is a quickly growing shortage of real mahogany due to a world wide ban on it - is this true
I hope you'll be back in the shop making chips soon. Mark L. Mortimer Schnerd, RN wrote:
I've not yet used the fluted kind, but we got a bag of them delivered to the shop today. We'll see. JP
My table saw (a PM 66) is probably the most used power tool in my shop. I would second the jointer (DJ 8) and drill press.
Geez, I'm off the Wreck and in the shop for the last couple years, and its come to this? BTW, what happened to wood-workers.com? Mike
No production shop should be without them. If you have an aftermarket fence you'll want to secure it at the outfeed end. UA100
Can you believe my Shop Vac is 6 Peak HP and seven times more powerful than your BS. :-)