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If you lay it out correctly it will

 

I realize that but he was talking about the speed of doing that.

I really still don't see how the other guy was burning up a 1/2" router unless he was trying to make the entire cut in one pass and not letting the tool do the work.

 

Want a blind dovetail?

 

Seriously I don't understand how cutting with a circular saw and cleaning it up with a sharp chisel is not the fastest way of doing this

 

8 hits with the chisel and it was dead on my2"x3 layout lines.

 

By hand?

 

Looks like an easier cleanup as well.

 

By hand the only way I know of to cut that.


I need to find more excuses for that one.

 

Hey fellas not real familiar with Senco products. Found a Senco PC1108 on craigslist for 150$. Wondered if that was a good price.

 

Looks like pricing is around $320 for new if you can find it. Has average reviews on Amazon.

 

What belt sander are you guys using my Rockwell is hopefully getting rebuilt so I'm looking for a secondary

 

Probably need to start taking off my dusty glasses and take less blurry pictures.

 

I have a Makita 3" and Makita 4"

 

How's the weight and build I picked a few up this week just looking and they seem too light and plastic . the Rockwell has a nice weight to it which seems lacking in the new ones.

 

Mine are both older , not sure if they changed anything but the 4" is pretty heavy and well constructed , the 3" is lighter duty

 

I'd like to give a 4 inch a test run. Mines 3x24 but a 4 would be pretty nice to smooth out some larger stuff.

 

I have an older one of these , not sure if anything has changed on it since I got mine

http://www.makita.ca/index2.php?event=tool&id=108&catid=3

 

Makita is one of the companies that doesn't do alit of pointless updating. The routers drills and sanders look exactly like the ones I have that are at least 10plus years old.

 

Put carpet on the steps leading into my room from the outside. The carpet and padding was extra from when my boss put carpet in his place. It wasn't until after I had the carpet mostly stapled down before I saw that the riser on the step was pushing out on the right side, hence why it looks different on the right.

 

First center panel for the walnut builtins in my house. 6 full wood, 4 with glass and 5 drawer faces.