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Contractor's saw improved design dust hood
1 day ago by Woodchuck1957 | 2 comments »
The advantages to the sheet metal designed hood over the generic plastic tray hood are, it’s groundable, commercially durable, a larger area for the dust to drop into, and the port comes out the back between the legs of the saw stand, which offers a more convenient hose connection and eliminates the need to bend the DC hose or install a elbow that would result in a CFM reduction, with this hood it’s a straight shot out with the DC hose. Highly recommended.
Final Cut THIS WORKS GREAT!!!!!!
13 days ago by Built2Last | 4 comments »
First, sorry but I couldn’t get a picture of the final cut to load so I loaded a picture of one of my glider’s. Check out this by MCLS!! http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shopsite_sc/store/ec081111.html While I have not acutally used theirs, I did take atwo 100 grit sanding discs that were 12 inch and cut them down to 9 inch and put them on an old bosch blade that I knew left a lot of saw marks and I was amazed at how smooth the rips came out. I usually use a Forrest woodworker...
solid digital gauge which requires user modification to properly function!
38 days ago by Michael Hacker | 5 comments »
i was in the market for a miter gauge and found myself looking at this beauty in a recent email from Hartville Tool. i decided to give it a go and happily sent off my $59.99 + S&H and awaited its arrival. shortly the package arrived and upon initial inspection i was very happy, the gauge looked well made, hefty, and simple, exactly what i was expecting! then i decided to assemble it… and that is where the problems began! the handle wouldn’t thread into the guide rail sec...
Rockler Thin Rip Tablesaw Jig
129 days ago by Tim Dorcas | 13 comments »
In the past one of the things I hated to was rip thin pieces of wood. Typically this is done to create keys for mitered joints. Last December I was going to build a one of the many jigs that you can find online when Rockler came out with their Thin Rip Tablesaw Jig. For $20 I thought, “Why not?” It arrived about three weeks later (They were sold old initially and everything takes longer in Canada.) and I was surprised at the quality of it’s construction. If anything the fit ...
Accuracy out of the box
134 days ago by Michael Brailsford | 7 comments »
I have owned a Rockwell Unisaw for 4 years now. I bought it used from the US Army. It had the original fence on it. It was a constant job to keep it aligned and semi accurate. I recently was able to purchase the Delta 36-U30 Unifence. I took only about an hour to assemble it. It was amazing after I was done to do my first test cut. I set the curser at 6” and made my cut and low and behold it came out to six inches. Coming from what I just had all I could say was WOW! With my o...
TS-Aligner Jr.
154 days ago by GarageWoodworks | 7 comments »
Initial Set up My TS-Aligner Jr. arrived with the instruction video and manual in a foam case. Each component of the TS-Aligner has it’s own home in the foam insert. The manual was easy to read and understand. The video (DVD) that was included was also put together nicely. It goes through the capabilities of the device (some I never even thought of). I think it will serve as a nice reference to refer back to later. One of the features of the TS-Aligner Jr. that I ...
Rockler Thin Rip Tablesaw Jig
161 days ago by Brad_Nailor | 17 comments »
I know allot of you have made your own version of a thin strip ripping jig. I fiddled with making one and was in too much of a hurry to get my project going. I looked at this one online and liked the design and it was only $19.99 with free shipping. As usual Rockler shipped it out right away, and it was on my doorstep 4 days after I ordered it. They also accept Paypal now which is really convenient.It comes with simple instructions on the back of the box. The whole device is made out of pheno...
JessEm Mite-R-Excel™ Precision Miter Gauge
178 days ago by WayneC | 9 comments »
This is from an post originally in my blog. This is one sweet miter gauge and is highly recommended. It is a bit spendy and if I had thought things out more in advance I think I would have probably saved my money and gotten their sliding table. It is accurate, easy to set up and built like a tank. It has a 24” fence and can extend to 36”. The gauge has a Dual-Indexing Angle Location System that provides precise “positive stop” angle locating to every ½ degree an...
Delta Heavy Duty Precision Miter Guage 36-946
178 days ago by stanley2 | 16 comments »
I have only seen this miter guage on ebay – never in a store nor in a Delta catalogue. When you search the product number on the Delta website it only comes up as an accessory to their hybrid tablesaw. The ebayer who lists it sells one a week and I lowballed it for 2 years before I finally got it for $80, including shipping. In the last two weeks they have sold for less than my $50. What an improvement for my vintage unisaw! The design is excellent including an eccentric lock scr...
Smartmiter miter gauge sled
209 days ago by OttawaP | 12 comments »
I’ve been in the market for a new miter gauge . I’ve sold my previous Kreg due to it’s short length and light structure. While it was exceptionally accurate, I just found the crosscut length too short and was always afraid if I ever dropped it would be bent. I considered the Jessum, Accumiter, and Osbourne as the top contenders until I found the Smart Miter. The Jessum I found a little fiddly with the two pin set up and there did seem to be some issues with this system from what I’ve read on...
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