DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:Here’s a nice one on making Elliptical Curve the easy way.

I like that. He also has other neat videos on how to do stuff without complicated math and simple tools. Bookmarked!

cmeyer25 wrote:Made this transition strip out of a leftover piece of decking this morning. Worked great.

It looks nice, but I’m not sure I would have used cedar for that. Too soft.

smallerstick wrote:I do enjoy the Unisaw, it is just a pleasure to work with.

I have been more than happy with mine as well. Good solid and powerful saw.

Boschmanbrian wrote:@doobie is that for sale at 799.? I have seen them over here from as low as 649.

Same here. HD has it overpriced imo compared to other places. They don’t really sell much Bosch tools at HD here in Canada. That’s why I’m not sure if it is being delisted or if it’s just because the newer model is coming around with the…[Read more]

Boschmanbrian wrote:Not mine, but it’s for the glass blowing department I’m working in,
We need it for our sand blasting machine,
Going to make a huge difference.

That looks like a slick design. Does it use bags?

smallerstick wrote:Stuffed pork loin last night. Leftovers are great for sandwiches, too.

That looks yummy. Sometimes I’ll just stuff it with garlic and prick some cloves on the exterior myself. Makes great sandwiches cold as a leftover.

Cold and overcast today. Come on spring…..get here, will ya!

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

Doobie wrote:

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

jponto07 wrote:
I get it! The type you have is more complicated than it needs to be, IMO. Hell, you can use a fender washer and a pencil to scribe in a pinch!

I use that FastCap one and fine it very simple. I like it and fine it easy to use.

Isn’t the one Charlie got the FastCap A…

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cmeyer25 wrote:And when you do go for the router, I’ll echo Ron again – get the mr23evs. I have two and they are the best. More power, better adjustment features, and the switch is in the handles, which are also more ergonomic. And I don’t know if the 1617 has lights but the mr23 does and that’s good too.

Now you’ve got me wanting one.

smallerstick wrote:I got a box; a new to me Senco 15 ga nailer. Like new condition.

Congratz Peter! 👍

Used my F12 again. It seems like I use it almost every day. I should get myself at least a second one.

cmeyer25 wrote:TOTD today was the GLL2 laser level. I’ve been really getting into using it for this shelf installation. It’s so fun to gain a new skill with a new tool!

I should keep that in mind for a task like that. I just don’t think of using a laser for stuff lioe that.

smallerstick wrote:A good little storage solution for the workshop

It’s simple enough. He seems to me to be a better videographer than a woodworker though.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

jponto07 wrote:
I get it! The type you have is more complicated than it needs to be, IMO. Hell, you can use a fender washer and a pencil to scribe in a pinch!

I use that FastCap one and fine it very simple. I like it and fine it easy to use.

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Boschmanbrian wrote:

RonW wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:
I went into the Reno Depot in Vaudreuil
Around my area,
I was pleasantly surprised to see them carrying more Bosch tools,
They had the new cordless bulldog, and the floodlight, the newer HDH183 and the cordless grinder, plus they even had the flex click 12 drill kit, and the green laser,
Will…

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Finally a break from the rain today. It’s looking good for the weekend with much needed sun and warmer temps.

HeatherMorant wrote:Hello, new member

Welcome Heather!!!

Doobie wrote:

Sorpa wrote:

Clev08 wrote:

Sorpa wrote:
Bought a 31″ Bessey clamp. The new model.

Just one? Is this your first parallel clamp? I have 9 of them and wouldn’t want to do glue ups with anything else. Their only downfall in my opinion is the price…

Not the first one but at $72 a pop I buy one at a time. I’m not greedy.…

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