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John replied to the topic V11… Today I used my Bosch… in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 3 weeks, 1 day ago
Miamicuse wrote:Is this spam lol?
Google translate says:
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John replied to the topic Woodworking Videos Part III in the forum Woodworking/Carpentry 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Here’s the Q&A video that explains what he does and how long it took hime to get to this point
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John replied to the topic Woodworking Videos Part III in the forum Woodworking/Carpentry 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Thought that this was a pretty good idea for squaring up a track saw track
https://www.finewoodworking.com/2020/08/26/workshop-tip-square-up-a-tracksaw-with-an-add-on-fence
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John replied to the topic HAPPY CANADA DAY in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 6 months, 3 weeks ago
Happy Canada Day from the West Coast
Enjoy the day!
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John replied to the topic Woodworking Videos Part III in the forum Woodworking/Carpentry 7 months, 3 weeks ago
JerrySats wrote:Add zero clearance inserts fast and easy to your miter saw .
<figure class=”oe-video-container”><iframe title=”Fast Caps Zero Clearance Tape for the Miter saw .” src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/AiW9XwlTMRU?start=95&feature=oembed&wmode=opaque” allow=”accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture”…
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John replied to the topic Makita Track Saw Blade in the forum Woodworking/Carpentry 8 months, 4 weeks ago
I’ve been using a Freud blade as well. Higher tooth count than the Makita. Smooth cuts
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John replied to the topic Woodworking Videos Part III in the forum Woodworking/Carpentry 1 year ago
I just did some research and the earliest Chinese designed self supporting bridges (rainbow bridges) are from around 1030 AD.
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John replied to the topic Woodworking Videos Part III in the forum Woodworking/Carpentry 1 year ago
@smallerstick
Thanks for posting that video. It was great to see the combination of hand held power tools with the use of the robots for the specialized cutting and trimming. That must have been an incredibly expensive car portIt was also a nice surprise to see the Bosch drills in action
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John replied to the topic V-28.0 Toolaholic Public Announcement Page in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 1 year ago
Up here in Canada, RONA has been selling a lot of old stock and clearance products including tools at 75% off the regular price. Apparently, Lowes wants RONA to consolidate product lines with them. Great for consumers who are able to take advantange of the deals
I couldn’t help myself and picked up a Makita 4 piece kit with 2 batteries and a…[Read more]
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John replied to the topic MERRY CHRISTMAS everybody! 🎄 in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 1 year ago
Merry Christmas everyone.
I’m very thankful for everything that you’ve contributed to BTP in 2019.
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John replied to the topic Woodworking Videos Part III in the forum Woodworking/Carpentry 1 year, 5 months ago
theamcguy wrote:End Grain Router…
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John replied to the topic Interesting things we see, Vol 3 in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 1 year, 5 months ago
Doobie wrote:
I’m about to receive the 4100 TS as a prize. Gonna be nice having 15 inch wheels on it per this sale ad in my weekly Lowes flyer.Dang, you could go mud-boggin’ with them tires.
I know! Did you see the load rating? I can bring the whole family and friends! Lol!
LOL… and they can get in thr…[Read more]
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John replied to the topic Woodworking Videos Part III in the forum Woodworking/Carpentry 1 year, 7 months ago
“But I Don’t Have A Domino – Loose Mortise and Tenon Joints” with a router
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John replied to the topic Converting UK 110 Volt plug to US/CANADA Plug in the forum Woodworking/Carpentry 1 year, 9 months ago
if you do indeed have the UK 110V plug end then the Mafell user Group has a solution
http://mafell-users-forum.freeforums.net/thread/1029/new-mt55-owner-north-america
Scroll down the page and look for the post by kraftt.
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John replied to the topic PSA: EPA ban on methylene chloride in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 1 year, 10 months ago
If you feel that you *need* to have a specific product then at least if you are in the US, you have 6 months to get any remaining stock from a retailer. Up here in Canada, who knows…
64 known deaths – that’s a lot
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John started the topic PSA: EPA ban on methylene chloride in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 1 year, 10 months ago
Just saw am EPA announcement about the ban on the retail sales of methylene chloride for household use. Ban takes effect 180 days from today.
Mostly used in paint strippers and parts cleaners. You can check the list of products that…[Read more]
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John replied to the topic Interesting things we see, Vol. 2 in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 2 years ago
Black & Decker used to sell a line of high end routers made in Switzerland made by ELU. The current Dewalt DW625 is based on the original ELU design
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John replied to the topic Craftsman "NEW" tool storage offering at Lowes in the forum Tool, Jobsite, Workshop Storage and Organization 2 years, 2 months ago
The 3 box combo Packouts are $100 off this weekend at the orange box. Having used both, I too prefer the smaller width and 4 wheeled rolling dolly in the workshop. However, for longer tools (e.g. a reciprocating saw) or more awkwardly shaped tools(e.g. track saw), then I’m happy with the Packout.
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John replied to the topic Craftsman "NEW" tool storage offering at Lowes in the forum Tool, Jobsite, Workshop Storage and Organization 2 years, 3 months ago
Miamicuse wrote:Question on the VersaStack or TSTAK double drawer box.
I noticed at the bottom there is a seam, that is smaller in the middle, and larger towards to two edges. At first I thought something was coming apart, but it’s symmetrical.
Can someone or @xtsallad who owns the same box confirm if this is the same on all the shallow d…
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John replied to the topic Craftsman "NEW" tool storage offering at Lowes in the forum Tool, Jobsite, Workshop Storage and Organization 2 years, 3 months ago
Yes, the big bottom box with wheels and pull out luggage handle. Its just not strong enough
I just bought the Milwaukee Packout. HD has the 3 box set on “special buy” right now in Canada. Its heavier and wider than the Versstak but it will definitely handle stairs with no problems
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