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[attachment=57990]Powermatic PJ882 8" jointer- $3,150 +$250 for mobile base ($419 new) in very good, barely-used condition, it's only jointed 80-100' of lumber in total. New models are currently $4,500, and the mobile base is $419, for a total of $4,919.00 ($5,200+ w/tax). This is a great tool for the price! It has straight knives. I bought it that way because Powermatic's ...

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A friend of mine has a metal ceiling in his detached garage/barn. It looks good.
It had me considering installing metal instead of drywall for the ceiling in my barn workshop. But what might be potential concerns with having a metal ceiling in a workshop?
Mine will be 12’ from the floor.

If I were to do drywall I would trim it out instead of mudding 1000sf of ...

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My FIL passed away last week.  I am building an urn.  I want a hexagonal shape.  I wanted the top to be a hexagonal cone.  I am going to try to find someone in my area with a CNC. I am having trouble visualizing the jig I'd need to carve this with a router. I think it would be a combination of a flattening and circle jig with the flattening jig  fixed at...

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My Forrest WW 2 is 21 years old, and it’s been sharpened twice. I’m starting to get a lot of tear out, and I think it’s time for a new blade. Is the WW 2 still a top choice?

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I've shown this before, but it's been a while so I thought some might like to see how easy it is to safely make bevel cuts on a right tilt saw.  You make a supplemental fence that clamps to the primary fence. 



The bottom of the fence is just a smidge below the thickness of the material you're cutting.  The left edge of the blade is set to m...

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