@asevereid

Glad to hear that you received most of them , hopefully the other is just BO and will make it to you eventually. I didn’t even know they had those bits.

Boschmanbrian wrote:So what did you receive @asevereid

And I wonder what others have received recently

I redeemed for two pair of hinge mortise bits in late January. I received 3 of the 4 bits last week.
Didn’t even know they were on the way until the shipping company contacted me.

So what did you receive @asevereid

And I wonder what others have received recently

@asevereid I’m not seeing anything.

I keep getting email notifications for other threads I’m subscribed to , but when I click on the link to open it , keep getting the opps something missing message , even when I go directly to the forum thread , I can click on topics but same message , I also tried quoting to your post , but didn’t seem to work…[Read more]

@asevereid I got one of them too!

@asevereid nice to bad about that app , nice tag though.
Good to know about the contact.
I’ll check it out and see how much I can buy it for.

@RonW congrats Ron it’s amazing how much sand paper you tend to go through on certain projects.

I should think about buying more for my Bosch Ros sander. I used most of the 100 grit last time I…[Read more]

smallerstick wrote:

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

jponto07 wrote:
BuildCalc has come up a few times…anyone want to describe what it does and why its necessary?

If you are Familiar with the Construction Master Pro that we use to do all of our construction math on. Well the Build Cacl is a much more intuitive and it’s on my phone so it’s always on me.…

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@asevereid it machines real nice. The exposed core is no problem at all. It solid all the way through and not really different.

@boschmanbrian life span should be a lot longer than anybody here. Maintenance should just be a fresh coat of paint when it looks like it’s needed.

@jponto07 it’s 120 a sheet

@doobie holes in the bottom for…[Read more]

overanalyze wrote:

ChadM wrote:

asevereid wrote:
*Just for clarification, my use of the term “Show” was meant to imply one man show carpentry business.

LOL. I did the one man show for a long time – it’s tough. Working alone in this field is difficult and requires a lot of planning and forethought so you don’t get on site and spin your wheels.…

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ChadM wrote:

asevereid wrote:
*Just for clarification, my use of the term “Show” was meant to imply one man show carpentry business.

LOL. I did the one man show for a long time – it’s tough. Working alone in this field is difficult and requires a lot of planning and forethought so you don’t get on site and spin your wheels.

Very true @ChadM @asevereid

Here is project I did @asevereid

Wow That is a lot of guys working on one job site @DirtyWhiteBoy .

@RonW Are all the boats in the background parked (docked) under a bridge?

@asevereid Is there a reason they didn’t stain the T&G before you put it up? Seems like that would have been a lot easier.

@asevereid thats funny , i took my daughter to her friends last night for her to have a play date with her friend , we the parents sat around a bench like that in the kitchen , i think its a great idea , looking forward to seeing the finished product , the one last night had built in storage with matching kithchen cabinet doors ,

PS ilke your…[Read more]

supimeister wrote:I don’t know if this helps you at all @asevereid, but I really, really liked what this guy recently did:
http://festoolownersgroup.com/workshops-and-mobile-vehicle-based-shops/sys-az-drawers-in-sprinter/

Really nice set-up in that van. Nice to see you back John S.

supimeister wrote:I don’t know if this helps you at all @asevereid, but I really, really liked what this guy recently did:
http://festoolownersgroup.com/workshops-and-mobile-vehicle-based-shops/sys-az-drawers-in-sprinter/
The idea of basically including removable sysports as his shelving was really clever… don’t know if that would fit in your…

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supimeister wrote:I don’t know if this helps you at all @asevereid, but I really, really liked what this guy recently did:
http://festoolownersgroup.com/workshops-and-mobile-vehicle-based-shops/sys-az-drawers-in-sprinter/
The idea of basically including removable sysports as his shelving was really clever… don’t know if that would fit in your…

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I don’t know if this helps you at all @asevereid, but I really, really liked what this guy recently did:
http://festoolownersgroup.com/workshops-and-mobile-vehicle-based-shops/sys-az-drawers-in-sprinter/
The idea of basically including removable sysports as his shelving was really clever… don’t know if that would fit in your case though.

overanalyze wrote:We are doing our HVAC vents in toe kicks routing grooves instead of using a metal grate. I have posted pics of a few. After seeing @asevereid do his horizontal I knew that is how we would start doing ours. I have always done the layout on site and made a quick, rough jig to complete the task.

I had some time today and decided…

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We are doing our HVAC vents in toe kicks routing grooves instead of using a metal grate. I have posted pics of a few. After seeing @asevereid do his horizontal I knew that is how we would start doing ours. I have always done the layout on site and made a quick, rough jig to complete the task.

I had some time today and decided it was time to make…[Read more]