Not if you shop carefully. There was a piece that big in the lot that went for $50 (out of which I got my stuff for $5).
It will take two generations of estate sales to clean out my shop. I am one major pack rat. Least that is what the wife says!! LOL
Damn nice aquarium stand and damn nice shop, too! I noticed the trusses should allow some upstairs storage. Do you have a way to get up there?
What are the essential layout and measuring tools for the woodworking shop? Which ones are the most needed and which ones are the nice to have? Philly
You are moving from that cramped broom closet garage/shop of yours to a yacht barn?? Talk about culture shock! Think the ol' ticker can take it?
Or take them to a professional shop and pay them to cut the slabs for you. It will probably be a nominal charge and worth every penny. :-)
On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 10:12:32 +0000 (UTC), snipped-for-privacy@news2.bonomi.com (Robert Bonomi) Crawled out of the shop and said. . .: snip roflmao Traves
Sounds like a rather nice project for the shop, a notebook in a wooden binder. Pages (3-hole punched) held in with pinned dowels. Alan W wrote:
Oh well, I'll add it to the pile of stuff to go to the shop.
Not much power or accuracy, but handy away from my big shop with the real 29 inch bandsaw.