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1066vik said:
did someone say "bandsaw"?
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hell yes :D
 
Guyon said:
Keller was no saint. In fact, she was a zealous socialist activist.

And now... trout.

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get in ma bellah

did you see the video of the guys catching a ginormous lake trout while ice fishing? tiny hole, big fish, 20 inches of ice, hand lines...
 
TBL said:
My wife has come home from the salon. There is about 16 inches missing from her hair (which used to be almost down to her lower back), and she left a brunette and came back a blond. Me thinks relations later will be quite interesting with this 'new woman' :D
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radical.

"what does she want?" :D
 
bigghoss said:
Hey Bladite, are you trying to cheat up your post count or do you not know what multi-quote is? :p
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Bladite said:
get in ma bellah

did you see the video of the guys catching a ginormous lake trout while ice fishing? tiny hole, big fish, 20 inches of ice, hand lines...
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Bladite said:
super sweet :D nice and clean!
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james terrio said:
I hate poetry. More of a prose guy, myself. *shrug*
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bigghoss said:
Nice.
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I just figured out multi-quote and had to test it. :D
 
bigghoss said:
Hey Bladite, are you trying to cheat up your post count or do you not know what multi-quote is? :p
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mass threading is great for reading, bad for actual conversation, single thread work, eh?

my post count is good enough, whatever :D

lately, i only get to pop in here about once a day, so i get my multiple postgasms and off i shoot
 
daizee said:
Need more information. How did you make the fart noises before?
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I make them with beans and beer. And anything else that goes into the furnace.
daizee said:
They only take applications via smellagram.
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Good news, everyone! Perhaps the professor has developed a short range smell-o-scope.
worldwood said:
On the down side.. the RTAK ended up being the one with the lighter blade :(
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Still interested.....
Bladite said:
searchtempest dot com - CL, ePrey, amazingzon, and more, with one click, and geography :D

Unisaw would be the final countdown... i would also need my trailer to not be buried under 6 feet of snow. or goodly van and timing...

so yeah, looking. looking. i see one or two, Bissy fence. 3 phase - i assume i can user a converter, or swap a motor, if the thing is clean.

also see things called "delta rockwell unisaw", might need more research.

in the short time, i saw a lot of decent jobsite saws, for cheap, even up to Bosch, and the better Rigids. need to rip stuff asap.

tax refund coming though :D plus a small bonus in a bit.
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Delta Rockwell Unisaw same but older. I have a 1958 9" Rockwell tablesaw that was my dad's that I pimped with a Vega fence. Not as well known as the Biesemeyer, but really good just the same. Also worth looking at are the Powermatic (especially the Powermatic) and Jet cab saws, as well as Bridgewood out of York, PA. All good saws. I've used a 12" Powermatic that was just the bomb, ripped 8/4 hard maple like it was softwood. Smoooooooth. If I was gonna buy one, I'd be looking for the Powermatic. But you'll do your own research. Laguna, General....there are a LOT of decent saws out there. If you're going to do a lot of ripping, plan on building a good extension table. Rollers and supports will work, but nothing beats an 8' outfeed table......if you have the space. For sheet goods, a decent worm drive saw and a good straight edge are a whole lot easier to manage and just as accurate, with the benefit of being portable and not taking up a shitload of space when not in use. Like I said, bandsaw. It'll rip without a lot of hassle (as long as it's not sheet goods) and resaw, too.....plus be a whole lot safer. Of course, no glue line ripping with it.....but still.....you'd have to clean up a tablesaw rip, too.
 
granitestateofmind said:
Delta Rockwell Unisaw same but older. I have a 1958 9" Rockwell tablesaw that was my dad's that I pimped with a Vega fence. Not as well known as the Biesemeyer, but really good just the same. Also worth looking at are the Powermatic (especially the Powermatic) and Jet cab saws, as well as Bridgewood out of York, PA. All good saws. I've used a 12" Powermatic that was just the bomb, ripped 8/4 hard maple like it was softwood. Smoooooooth. If I was gonna buy one, I'd be looking for the Powermatic. But you'll do your own research. Laguna, General....there are a LOT of decent saws out there. If you're going to do a lot of ripping, plan on building a good extension table. Rollers and supports will work, but nothing beats an 8' outfeed table......if you have the space. For sheet goods, a decent worm drive saw and a good straight edge are a whole lot easier to manage and just as accurate, with the benefit of being portable and not taking up a shitload of space when not in use. Like I said, bandsaw. It'll rip without a lot of hassle (as long as it's not sheet goods) and resaw, too.....plus be a whole lot safer. Of course, no glue line ripping with it.....but still.....you'd have to clean up a tablesaw rip, too.
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oh, i'll do my own research, but at the same time, one can only be told about things if one is having a conversation :D

i know a few people that love Jet, and some that hate it (not USA?) honestly haven't heard of Powermatic - i'll take a look.

in a few months, or even late Fall, if money is not an object, and/or good-used, i'll go "better/best"... just starting out, learning some chops. that said, a good cheap tool now, is a very good thing, i anticipate doing a lot of cuts outside, esp working on a shed, or a deck, or ... not making cabinets here. 1/32 is probably good enough.

was planning on making a longish rip fence for the hand saws. should work a treat on sheat.with enough clamps, even some 2xstuff

in the basement, i should have the room for a nice big table, and small outerroom to the basement that i can close a door on, and keep the dust down/etc. esp once i tune the room up. even have a window, for exhaust if i need it.

apparently they make some amazing almost glue-line ready boards. esp if you use good alignment and pushers and don't get burn?!?!?!

if you follow woodgears.ca he loves the bandsaw and drill press long time, but his table saw gets a lot of use, and that router is his baby.
 
Bladite said:
oh, i'll do my own research, but at the same time, one can only be told about things if one is having a conversation :D

i know a few people that love Jet, and some that hate it (not USA?) honestly haven't heard of Powermatic - i'll take a look.

in a few months, or even late Fall, if money is not an object, and/or good-used, i'll go "better/best"... just starting out, learning some chops. that said, a good cheap tool now, is a very good thing, i anticipate doing a lot of cuts outside, esp working on a shed, or a deck, or ... not making cabinets here. 1/32 is probably good enough.

was planning on making a longish rip fence for the hand saws. should work a treat on sheat.with enough clamps, even some 2xstuff

in the basement, i should have the room for a nice big table, and small outerroom to the basement that i can close a door on, and keep the dust down/etc. esp once i tune the room up. even have a window, for exhaust if i need it.

apparently they make some amazing almost glue-line ready boards. esp if you use good alignment and pushers and don't get burn?!?!?!

if you follow woodgears.ca he loves the bandsaw and drill press long time, but his table saw gets a lot of use, and that router is his baby.
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Which goes to show ya, you can never have enough woodworking tools, once you get going. Even as a cheapskate casual woodworker, I have 2 tablesaws, about 4 sidewinders, a few routers of various HP and size....you get the idea. One drill press (which really needs some work; runout is atrocious) and one bandsaw. Still, Love the bandsaw. And the miter saw. Ridgid worm drive circ saw also rocks.

Don't forget the Craftsman 2x42 belt grinder/sander.....how else you gonna work on knives?
 
granitestateofmind said:
Which goes to show ya, you can never have enough woodworking tools, once you get going. Even as a cheapskate casual woodworker, I have 2 tablesaws, about 4 sidewinders, a few routers of various HP and size....you get the idea. One drill press (which really needs some work; runout is atrocious) and one bandsaw. Still, Love the bandsaw. And the miter saw. Ridgid worm drive circ saw also rocks.

Don't forget the Craftsman 2x42 belt grinder/sander.....how else you gonna work on knives?
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indeed.

with a KMG? :D
 
Bladite said:
mass threading is great for reading, bad for actual conversation, single thread work, eh?

my post count is good enough, whatever :D

lately, i only get to pop in here about once a day, so i get my multiple postgasms and off i shoot
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worldwood said:
I dunno... Im catchin up :D
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Holy crap, you are. And he's got almost a 10-year head start. I don't think you have enough hobbies WW...
 
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