I am still waiting for an acknowledgement to the one I sent over a week ago. I will wait another week before sending again.

I think they are going to need to invent some new words for the next big jump in performance. Megamax just used up what we have now. LOL

Warren6810 wrote:Pics of the new shop. Actually not 48 ft of bench, but only 41. Still more work to do, and should get the rest of the stuff over there in the next week or so.

A labor of love. Congrats on the new shop! Enjoy filling it up if you know what I mean.

redwood wrote:Ok, I’ve made a little progress on the bases of my dining table. All mortises have been cut. I assembled one using domino’s without glue to check it out. I will now have to disassemble it and prestain and finish everything before final assembly and glue.

Looks great Mark! I like the contrasting wood. The bases will cer…[Read more]

I just emailed BeThePro to redeem for an l-boxx-2. I keep a spare l-boxx-1,2 & 3 on hand but used the l-boxx-2. Time for the next one.

cmeyer25 wrote:I just put in a few dog holes to go with my new inline clamps and stops. I’ll be able to make sanding a much simpler and pleasant experience from now on!

Congrats on the upgrade. You are going to like that for sure. I be curious how the clamps work. The Festool clamps I have tend to rack the piece on a slant and not keep it f…[Read more]

Doobie wrote:The second is the small 18V cordless floor vac for doing quicky vacuums. Even if I get one of the soon to be released new cordless Bosch vacs, this will be handy nonetheless.

Speaking of new cordless Bosch vacs, here is a ProTool review on one of the new ones, the GAS18V-3N:…[Read more]

@cmeyer25, I have no experience with bamboo. I know it is engineered grass so to speak. How easy is it to work with? How well does it wear? The flooring you are installing certainly looks attractive.

Masterbosch wrote:I am doing kitchen recently finished a bathroom very busy so I cant really log in

You do beautiful work Masterbosch! The shower looks super.

Going to be a wet one today. Storms last night and radar shows storms coming our way solid across the whole state.

smallerstick wrote:I have a couple of routers that I use with dedicated bits. Really nice to keep them set up for repetitive jobs.

I am with you on that one. 1/8″ roundover bit is in my Bosch trim router and is used as much as the router table.

Rovik wrote:Got my self a 77 kg (170 lb) anvil today. I think it’s made in Belgium or France. Some work with a wire wheel and WD-40, it looks like this:

Now that is something you do not see everyday or year for that matter! Your restoration job looks great. Have some fun pounding on it.

Hot and humid up here. High around 92 today. Maybe some rain later today.

JimDaddyO wrote:finally got that one face on the last piece flattened by hand. Then I put them all through the planer and got the milling marks out of the other side. Then flipped them and gave them a couple of passes on the first side again. Still a long way to go, but I now have 2 parallel faces on every board that will make up the…

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cmeyer25 wrote:I’m going to be parking in my work’s shop from now on I think. It’s not nearly as convenient, but getting my bike stolen again wouldn’t be convenient either.

That simply sucks. I have no tolerance for thieves. It just is not right putting a hurt on somebody else financially because you want what they have.

We have scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. It was not expected but the land needs the water. The high earlier was 80 but with the rain things have cooled off, at least until tomorrow.

cmeyer25 wrote:The thing I think I want most to show up on the list is that 18V vacuum. I guess, I’d love the 12V router too.

I bought the 18v vacuum and love it. I am curious if anyone has picked up the 12v router yet and what their thoughts are.

chrisk1970 wrote:Well….my new jiggy came in today 👍
Gotta love CPO. I got the 7.2 supposed to be in a cardboard box, for a phenomenal $149.99. What did they ship me????

Congrats on the jigsaw! I wish I was dedicated enough in saving points to get to axial glide. That is another sweet tool from Bosch. Glad to see you posting more.

Good luck with everything Doobie. Having the place for the dirt to go is super for you. It’s saving your pocket book too. I can’t imagine the neighbor making a stink.

Good stuff there monman1. I have the same Shockwave kit. Good driver bits.