:o) it's pretty much ajuys ta shop & storage, besides, my car is a company truck. :o)
I just throw them over stuff in the shop. They're only dangerous if they can't air cool. >pyromaniac. Just the opposite. I want to PREVENT fires. Not cause them. > >
If you can, run 220 to your saw if the motor will handle it, same circuit to the table saw if you are the only one in the shop.
This guy's shop and equipment rivals Tommy Mac's: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veaJJwEeVaQ
I picked up a Work Shop WS-3000 for $45.00 on Craiglist today to sharpen my lathe tools. Has anyone used it for this purpose? Any advice? Thanks, Mike
Wall Chaser, 22.50 a day from the hire shop. For the sockets you can get a special bit (screwfix) to put into your SDS. Never tried one though. Rick
If you decide to get these, take the tap into the shop & check it fits. Our kitchen taps (Franke) dont fit standard flex connectors, & I found out too late...
I run a shop full of CNC lathes and mills.
What I did was go to a local cabinet shop and they gave me some scrap pieces of formica. Had more then enough for the router table top. Mike
At the bike shop, we sold a $17,000 bicycle this year.