It's a crime against Nature to leave fine woodworking equipment in this condition:
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Disgusting
Jan 06, 2007
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Oops. Here's a public copy:
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'd certainly never have a shop that looked like that. In fact, I'm heading out right now to make sure it does not happen.
visit him and fix things up!
I'm gonna go load up my truck. ;)
S
That floor looks like it'd be slippery if it was covered in sawdust.
So, when did Keeter get the 12" jointer?
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He needs "Helen Buttagig" for workshops!
Sorry, I meant REVERSE "Helen Buttagig"!
Somebody needs to toss some dust and scraps around!
No woodworking bench - with multiple vises and both round and rectangular dogholes?
And gray - everything gray? OK so there's a bright yellow Tormek cover - but all that gray?
And a nice big crank on the planer instead of those little wheels?
Thou Sucketh! (sorry - obligatory response)
charlie b
Don't know how you find anything in that mess! lol
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Am I mis understanding the machinery? How do you get a 6 foot by say 2" thick length thru the thicknesser/planer? Doesnt the bed rise and fall, and thus invite conflict with the height of the table?
I just figured out why it is so clean. Upon a second look, I see he has PVC duct collection piping. He got it all together and realized, once he uses any tool, static electricity is going to blow up his shop and house.
I don't think so. He's using the neutral on his 220-volt feed.
IS that in the code for PVC dust collection piping? If so, please cite?
;) at Mr Miller
The pipes run vertically, as to direct the explosion up and out of roof stacks. This is the only safe method for PVC dust collection.
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