Thanks, Kevin. Recycle time is really good. I agree, I like the Systainer set-up for transport and storage. How much louder is it that the JC10, would you say?

Doobie wrote:

theamcguy wrote:

Doobie wrote:
For those looking for the long awaited availability of the Rolair AirStak, it seems to now be available and in stock.

Verry nice, kinda pricey but at least it is available. Too bad not an L-Boxx version.

The pre-order pricing I’ve seen with US retailers is $475. I myself don’t think it is tha…

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PI_Woodworker wrote:@mrtooljunkie, are there plans available for your table and chairs? I would love to see how it was all constructed. Thanks for sharing this project with us.

I used the plans for the chairs from Charles Brock – I bought the Low-back plans and then he sold plans for the High-back, but you had to work through some errors in the…[Read more]

OK – I went ahead and created a new thread since this one will break in a couple of more posts. You can find the new one here:

https://bethepro.com/forums/topic/what-are-aou-saving-up-for-version-17/

Thanks!

Here are a couple of pics of the table pedestal – pins of the table supports and bottom legs. Used “bog oak” for the pins – mimics ebony.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

PI_Woodworker wrote:

MrToolJunkie wrote:
I realized I never uploaded a complete picture of my chairs and table. I made 5 chairs total, but only 4 shown. All in all I am pleased with how it turned out.
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I am in awe of your work. Absolutely gorgeous table and chairs. Those are not simple chairs either. You have…

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The volcano is just sheer awesome power – amazing to see. Feel for all the people in its path and the disruption. Cannot stop mother nature, though.

I realized I never uploaded a complete picture of my chairs and table. I made 5 chairs total, but only 4 shown. All in all I am pleased with how it turned out.

kswiss wrote:I’m getting close to being able to order the flexiclick kit

Awesome drill all around. One of my favorite drills.

Excellent review and read – one of the best I have seen…well done! Dirty – thanks for posting the link.

Irish_Red wrote:Have any of you ever seen or used an even smaller skill saw than 6′ 1/2″? This guy I worked for bought a tool off craigslist and ended up buying some extra stuff in a bundle that included this tiny little corded circular saw. I don’t even know what size the blade was but I was excited when I saw it so he let me be the first to tr…

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Would love for some new stuff to hit the list too. But I accumulate so slowly these days that I am in no hurry to redeem for anything.

Schluter all the way – love the stuff. Easy application and bullet proof when installed correctly.

Boschmanbrian wrote:

theamcguy wrote:

MrToolJunkie wrote:
My cordless FT is much more powerful than the corded version in my experience. Batteries last a long time too. I like not being tethered.

I stopped using corded tools a long time ago, too much hassle. Extension cords all over the place who needs it. Cordless tools are becoming as or…

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My cordless FT is much more powerful than the corded version in my experience. Batteries last a long time too. I like not being tethered.

This is going to be awesome. I can tell you first hand the tracks are really good as I have several Mafell tracks. They connect easy and are machined straight and square on the sides. Much easier to connect than FT or other brands. They also allow clamping on the edge so you can secure narrow pieces for safe and accurate cuts. The hole drilling…[Read more]

You might need a permit, ask about setting posts – are they digging a hole and putting posts in with concrete? What kind of fasteners for the pickets?

Thanks for this thread. I am in the market for a new compressor too and quiet is key for me too. I that the the Rolair was one of the quietest on the market and have been looking at the JC10. Will need to check some of these other links too.

I never knew about these before. That is awesome! I use breakers on cars some times and always swapped the bar for wrench when loose. This would save time. Thanks for this thread!