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A couple of years ago there was a discussion on pocket hole machines.? Back then the Maksiwa PHM.30 was new and nobody had any experience with it.? Curious if anybody has purchased one and what your

I cut a lot of large sheets and use my outrigger with the 20" cast iron extensions (older F-channel slider) and have no issues. I also cut a lot of flimsy material (foam packaging with a hot wire

Thanks Kamal. It does appear that the Felder Parallel device is a high quality tool that everyone approves of and it is dual use. But like all Felder equipment it comes at a price. I currently have a

Darrell, for what is worth and after much contemplation I went with the Felder Parallel device that James provided a link.? I liked the fact that it can be used as a stand alone material support with

Hi Mike, the code is still valid as far as I know. I have used the Ekasand on all sorts of wood and countertop protects. The hardest material I’ve sanded with it was probably sheet steel and cast

Already watched it this morning - great video as usual Bryce! I bought a second hand B3 Perform just before Christmas and whilst it’s no match for the CF741, it’s perfect for me as a competent

Hi all, Just thought i would post a link to my latest video. It's a review on the CF741 so should be of interest to anyone considering this type of

Hello Dan, Have you used the Ekasand on highly figured Maple? ?We have a custom chair project and want to finish sand with it. Let me know your thoughts… Thanks, Mike M.E. Blake General

This is so familiar! My SCM S540P came crated upright, so I disassembled the crate from around the machine. With a couple of helpers I laid the machine on it’s spine to trundle it around the house

Greetings, I recently bought a FB 710 in my workshop. We inserted it with a forklift. The situation in my workshop was not like yours. So we could move easily. However, when we needed to move the

Doug, We had the same issue with my SCM s640p, which is and ACM saw.? It is just under 8 feet tall and originally I was putting it in my garage shop with a 7' tall door and 9' ceilings.? My son and

It's a Kamado Joe "Big Joe" - their big'n. ?I love it. ?Which reminds me, I need to get a couple chickens in there smoking on the "Joetisserie" before the rain comes later.

Ahhh, I had not considered this approach, but this is so much simpler. ?It's a new home, and I'm pretty sure I can find out from the builder if that load would be a problem distributed across two

Doug, On this group, nobody will judge you for over buying for your needs. Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote: -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

It's crated lying on the spine so I can only see rotating it in that one direction. ?But, I've measured the diagonal at 8'3" so it will fit beneath the joists. Ha! You are correct. ?I was going

Getting sidetracked...we bought a Lone Star Grillz pellet smoker and love it. Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote:

First, your 600# kamado is of interest. Is that a Komodo Kamado? A Big Bad 32" is on my shortlist. I also have shorter than ideal ceilings, but i might consider breaking the law for 9'-10' ceilings.

Hi Doug, All you should need is a come-a-long to stand it up. You don't need to be above it either, just go from the closest wall or something heavy you can anchor the other end to. I assume there is

You could get a gantry crane from Harbor Freight. But you could probably lift it up with a few buddies. Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote:

There are many out there, but Harrington is a high quality reputable brand imo worth the extra cost over competitors, and you may buy locally for better deals from rigging