DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

redwood wrote:
Truth be told. That mobile clamp stand never moves and I still have to walk to it and get the clamps. It’s surrounded by a router table, a bandsaw, a CNC machine and a wall. I can walk all the way around it though.

Did you say you need to add on to your shop??

That’s what I’m hearing LOL

cmeyer25 wrote:Yeah, it’s getting old real fast. And just hefting that 10” glide is trouble enough without adding all the bending and stopping.

I built a special workbench outside to put all of my woodworking benchtop tools on, this way no more bending and stooping and all the saw dust stays outside.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:Here’s the part,, it’s 20 bucks.

Not a bad price really. I thought it would be more.

Miamicuse wrote:Why can’t Bosch have a unified OMT blade attachment system inside it’s own company?

You would think they would all be on the same sheet of music for sure.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:I think we have a thread on DeWaly tools,,?,,, I’ve been using a lot of them lately and the DeWaly does rock!!! That big battery saw is a beast!!!!

Oh man that’s nice Dirty. Nice to hear cordless saws are getting more powerful.

Boschmanbrian wrote:I just checked our Quebec supplier 89 $ for 1 quart

Wow that is really pricey.

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monman1 wrote:Got the basement stairs done today.

Nice progress has to be cold out.

NC the cold weather is here now, sunny but temps only in the upper 30s.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

redwood wrote:
I may have to add some of those plywood clamp holders. My clamp stand has run out of room.

I like that your clamp rack can be wheeled to your project for ease of clamping.

That is a nice touch for sure, no walking back and forth to the clamp rack to get the clamps needed.

After watching the video I did a search for Remov and it is available on amazon in the US. The stuff looks amazing although it is not inexpensive, $26 for an 8 oz bottle.

JimDaddyO wrote:Started editing another video

Looking forward to your video JDO

cmeyer25 wrote:I dropped my CCS180 the other day and the foot plate is now completely out of alignment!

Just bend it back until it is square. That’s what I would do.

cmeyer25 wrote:I am really hoping my folding miter saw stand comes soon…I just spent another day cutting from the ground and I’m ready to be done with that, lol!

Cutting from the ground is tough. I know I have done it but do like it at all.

Boschmanbrian wrote:Boxes definitely make it easier to load and unload.

They sure do. Make it much easier to transport the tools for sure.

cmeyer25 wrote:I got out my new Metabo Rotarty Hammer this morning

Congrats on your new tool, Enjoy!

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NC temps in the low 50s rain moving out. At least it’s not snow

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