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Agreed on the use for the fein. Renovation, not furniture. [email protected]> wrote:

I've had the original Fein multitool since the mid 80's, have used it extensively in remodeling and repair work and it's still soldiering on. I paid more back then than their later too-less blade

wow! I hadn’t even considered that. Thanks for the clarification Mark. Yaron

No, this if the bar is tilted your fence will appear to have a twist in it. I initially tried to shim like you were planning but it did nothing, wasn’t until I realized the bar was at an angle that

Manual says to check oil and confirm it is no more than 4cm below plug. Here is the plug - red arrow I figured I need to turn it upside down to check as it is only 1cm above bottom. So I got it turned

Dewalt 20 volt... [email protected]> wrote:

I'm a big fan of festool Sanders vacuums and Dominos. There are certain tools that seem to offer little improvement over the standard. Fein makes a great reciprocal tool, Bosch a great jigsaw and

Thanks Mark, Could elaborate on the height element? And is the round bar you are referring to, the two round solid rods attached with 4 machine screws to the fence itself? Yaron Pardo Yaron Pardo

I have dewalt version. When you need it there is almost no substitute. Just used in on the install of the massive log mantle. There was window trim in the way of the return. $120 well spent. Imran

I had the original orange one like 25 years ago for sanding difficult spots and it was nearly useless for that as the paper loaded instantly. Eventually gave it to my dad. About 5 years ago I bought

I bought an oscillating tool? I get about as much use from it as I do my RotoZip cutter.? Pretty much? one short use? every five or? so years if that.

There has been a ton of stuff on recon in the last 4 to 6 weeks. It goes fast, often in 15 minutes.

Thanks Cliff. Good idea on the plastic feet. Michael

If you use plastic or butyl? feet on the furniture? so that there is no continual moisture? trapped? between the? feet and the decking? you should get a long life? from it.

U should be happy with those,,,,it’s all in the setup! martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com

I am planning to build a table, some benches and chairs for a patio and was wondering if anyone has any experience with Red Grandis in an outdoor setting regarding rot resistance and dimensional

I go and check their reconditioned site once in a while. There has been nothing until now. Probably won’t last long. https://www.festoolrecon.com/ Imran

I did not want to say it but it is a deep blue. Aqua Blue is apropos. Imran

Imran, the times are changing. That wheel is so 2019!

Sure David ? I don’t care it is pretty ? and am sure will be an improvement on shaper PF for sure. Those wheels are nearly 20 yr old and I have a board with sandpaper glued on it just to keep