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I am interested in making some replacement windows for our 1930's stone cottage. The current windows are simple pine frames that are too warped to repair. Does anyone have a source in the US for

Real nice work here.

I am flying to IWF on Wednesday and will be at the show Thursday & Friday. Is there anything special worth checking?

Not diamond coating, they are industrial diamond teeth. Brian Lambblamb11@...

Excellent work! If your up for making a few more I'll buy some off of you! I didn't have any machining equipment yet.

I was tooling up a new-to-me BF6 this past spring and nearly made the mistake of buying the Felder eccentric clamp. Fortunately I read reviews on here before I pulled the trigger, and based on past

I have this cheap delta drill. I use for secondary operations for a few items and I like to have x y movement. Always throwing down the line holes, so I came up with a simple solution. Yeah, it’s

I second using grout floats as they are perfect for the job...I use the Goldblatt grout floats for epoxy.

I went to the plaster dept. in the big box store and bought a couple of plasterers floats. They are inexpensive and last much longer the stuff sold to woodworkers.

This material works well. Unfortunately, I forgot what it is. Maybe somebody recognizes it.

I took the lazy route. Just attached sandpaper with contact cement to the old foam on my push block. Sal

I keep a resin bag at jointer . martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com

Bigger blade lower rpm , less teeth give larger gullet easier for chips to escape to dust collection and most important keep blade cool . Can’t imagine the diamond coating is good for nateral wood ,

Another vote for MicroJig push blocks.? They're great.

I use wooden concrete floats and glue on a little ledge at one end. They last years. Elwin

One of my boys gave me a pair of the MicroJig push blocks. I had always thought the MicroJig products were unnecessarily elaborate, but I actually love them. The little automatic drop-down hooks are

As usual, my mail loads slow. Mine looks exactly like what David B shared. So concrete float not grout float. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

follow up to my own issue. I finally had a little time to investigate. My riving knife is the AKE knife sold by sauntershop. It’s 1.9mm vs the felder 2.0 mm for the same blade. I checked the

I picked up couple of grout floats and they work great for me. You can test them on the lumber at the box store. They are bigger than typical push blocks made for jointers. Imran Malik

Also should add I've like these products as well, from before we converted to slider saws- microjig.com [email protected]> wrote: