Any woodworkers?

Very nice job. I need to build a new comp desk. Mine now is all messed up

 

Thanks lol. It was much easier doing it with his equipment and shop instead of a garage/driveway. He just finished making his "finishing room" with ventilation and this was the first item stained in it. A lot less pollen that way lol.

Now he wants to make his own PC desk too. It is definitely worth it. Much better than buying a prebuilt desk. For about the same cost of a store desk I got the materials (wood, cables,cable dressing, etc). I got to make it out of some gorgeous looking Birch wood instead of vinyl wrapped MDF. I know that it will support the 85 lbs of weight pulling forward from the 3 monitor mount. I also put Ikea adjustable legs on it, so I can get it into just the right spot. But I guarantee this is much heavier than any of the store built "gaming desk" lol.

And In the end you get to put some pics of "your new desk". Which is pretty cool to me lol.

 

Some pics of it? I was thinking about making mine a floating desk. But I like your idea since I don't plan on staying in this house forever.

 

Few post earlier
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/any-woodworkers.271012/page-303#post-24067096

 

I bought the Rikon, and wished I had bought the Laguna.

 

Got the Jet JWBS 14SFX in the back of my truck sitting in the garage. Just need someone to take it out to my shop...

 

You get help unloading?

 

This is cool, dont know how good it is but jet usually good...

https://beavertools.com/707400-jet-jjp-8bt-8-jointer-planer-combo.html

 

I have that exact one too. Fun saw. It’s the only saw that the girlfriend will use

 

Not yet.

 

What county u in
Edit:
NVM Beckley is hell and gone from here lol
Beautiful area tho.......

 

I want one of these for my shop if I have any money left after building it

https://youtu.be/7ChzKnQLMww

 

Avoid at all costs.

 

Experience with it?

 

The consensus is that the 8" and 10" versions of this are horrible. The 12" does better, but for combo machines you don't want the cheap ones.

 

I wasnt really going to get it. Is the smaller under power? I got other things to get first

 

I think it's more of a design flaw and fit/finish. Lots of reviews out there, mostly negative.

 

Good to know

 

Guys, I am obviously not at the level of any of the talent in this thread, however does anyone have a recommendation for a cordless pin nailer?
I have all Milwaukee cordless tools and all Dewalt corded tools, yet it looks like Milwaukee doesn’t offer a cordless pin nailer.
I do not want to be attached to a compressor because then I will have to be in the garage and down here is just to hot an humid to spend hours in there for most of the year.
Thanks

 

Ryobi and rigid are decent brands are talking pin nail or brad nails? They have both. I use ryobi cuz i have more stuff and would be too expensive to switch over to rigid