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Thanks guys.

My wife is currently on Christmas Vacation from her school (she's a principal) so I've got a couple days to toy around some--which is the reason why i'm really asking at this time. I absolutuly love the time i'm spending with Silas. This kid is the happiest child i've ever seen and we ...

Okay Guys (and Chicks???)

Its been better than 6 months...........

I've got the top for my workbench............

Havent gotten much done from there. (pretty much brought it home.....)

I'm stuck in more than one way.
#1. Child care. I'm really enjoying the time that i'm spending with my son. I ...

I built one for my son last summer/fall. I've got the plans from "The WoodPost" from Lowe's. I can forward the plan to you and follow this link for my pictures of the table. https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=1579 Its all made from baltic birch and poplar and is basically held together by ...

I'm looking to buy a new compressor. While in the middle of a project, mine caught fire (literally) and burnt up. You would know that this happened about 2 weeks past the extended warranty from Sears. (I had a Craftsman 15 g vertical compressor with only a couple of hours on it) Most of Craftsman's ...

There was one I was bidding on; on ebay. It was for local pick up only and the auction started at $100. I went to 350 but tapped out. THAT auction went to over $1100!!!!!!! Needless to say it was a sad moment in e-bay history for me because I wasnt "Victorious".

I learned alot about plywood while building my baby's changing table. Baltic birch is the best to work with. I used 3/4" for the top, bottom and basically the entire case construction and 1/4" for outside panels with poplar rails and stiles. (not many people have 120lb changing tables but I figured ...

My lighting is for the birds in my garage. I've got a couple flor. lights over my workbench, a light kit on my ceiling fan and a 100 watt utility light that I mounted to a board and sat it on a shelf as high up as I could. I point the utility light up to the ceiling and it lights the entire garage ...

I'll be da...............um........WORKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Didnt even require Billy Maze's screaming and waving of his magic hands !!!!!

If you plan on sanding it down, why not use a cabinet scraper instead? (did not know bout the denatured alcohol trick.......learn something new everyday..... and heading out the garage to mess something up just to see!!!!)


Yeah....i'd probably jump off the bridge.......................does it help ...

Well, call it what you want, but mine's quite rigged. I went to Lowes, bought a 2 1/2" hose which should fit your Shopvac (female adaptor on the actual vaccum should be 2 1/2" but then the hose necks down to 1 1/4") and ran it over to the dust port. It does not fit "snug" so I drilled 2 *SMALL ...