Boschmanbrian wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:
Mine was the table top sandblasting machine today, a few hours blasting the side of the glass cells so that the heater / warming wires can get glued to the cells.

I think I’ve asked you this before Brian, but I never saw your response – what do you do?? All that working with glass has…

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Boschmanbrian wrote:Mine was the table top sandblasting machine today, a few hours blasting the side of the glass cells so that the heater / warming wires can get glued to the cells.

I think I’ve asked you this before Brian, but I never saw your response – what do you do?? All that working with glass has me curious!

kswiss wrote:Started working on replacing a bunch of the piping in this boiler room yesterday

Looks like a rats nest in there. Is all that necessary, or are you able to simplify things a bit? Seems like space might be a little limited too – hope it goes well for you!

K

smallerstick wrote:

PI_Woodworker wrote:
I picked the following set – 20,000 points.

https://www.boschtools.com/us/en/boschtools-ocs/t-shank-jig-saw-blade-sets-t10rc-34207-p/

10 blades optimized for fine wood cutting.

I took another look at this set and realized that my jigsaw needs some updating then looked at jigsaws and decided that t…

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theamcguy wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:
Still working on the tree fort

Tree fort or tree condo? LOL Hopefully it is getting near completion so you can move on to the next project.

Haha – seriously! It’s hard to make progress though, when I can only steal away an hour or so here and there. But we’ll get there.

Glide, table saw, socket ready impact and hammer drill today. Still working on the tree fort 👍

Today was a genie lift day. No other way to change lights and work on equipment 25 feet up.

Today was a genie lift day. No other way to change lights 25 feet up.

PI_Woodworker wrote:I picked the following set – 20,000 points.

https://www.boschtools.com/us/en/boschtools-ocs/t-shank-jig-saw-blade-sets-t10rc-34207-p/

10 blades optimized for fine wood cutting.

Seems like a perfect set. Congrats again 👍

Boschmanbrian wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:
Used my table saw, glide idh182, hdh181, ps42, and cordless saw. Still working on the tree fort getting the rails up.

Nice pictures, I see you are using the core in the impact, have you happened to try it in your hammer drill?

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theamcguy wrote:Porter cable has a new folding miter saw.

http://toolguyd.com/porter-cable-miter-saw-pcxb115ms-folds-over-for-storage/

Seems gimmicky to me, but then, I can’t think of any time I would need my saw to fold down like that. Maybe for transportation…?

Used my table saw, glide idh182, hdh181, ps42, and cordless saw. Still working on the tree fort getting the rails up.

TOTD today was the cordless circular saw again. Building up in a tree is what it was made for!

PI_Woodworker wrote:I have just placed an order for a set jigsaw blades. I have nothing in mind to save for at this time. BTP has spoiled me well over the years. Time to sit back and wait to see what new comes along.

That’s great – hope it gets to you fast 🙂

smallerstick wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:

smallerstick wrote:
My TOTD was the Glide. Repetitive cuts to length; just perfect.

I have to give a nod to the hollow chisel mortiser, too. Makes life very easy.

I love my glide too. But I’m curious – what are you making with your mortiser?

I’m building a hanging panel to go over a kitchen island to mo…

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smallerstick wrote:My TOTD was the Glide. Repetitive cuts to length; just perfect.

I have to give a nod to the hollow chisel mortiser, too. Makes life very easy.

I love my glide too. But I’m curious – what are you making with your mortiser?

JimDaddyO wrote:HA!

I tried this and it worked.

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Yesterday I needed to cut a few 14′ 2×4’s and my DeWalt cordless recip was so handy. I was thinking it was going to be a pain to walk all the boards out to the shop, but then I thought of using that and it turned out perfect. Cut a lot faster than I expected it to, too.

Yesterday I needed to cut a few 14′ 2×4’s and my DeWalt cordless recip was so handy. I was thinking it was going to be a pain to walk all the boards out to the shop, but gen I thought of using that and it turned out perfect. Cut a lot faster than I expected it to, too.

WoodsConstruction wrote:18V circular saw was out to cut in my wind bracing on exterior walls. Nice and light and doesn’t get caught on everything.

I was using mine up a tree this past weekend and I finally felt what so many of you have been saying – it would be so nice if it had a hook!