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tom_k/mo wrote:Connect the printer to one PC, share the printer on the network, then map to the shared printer with the second PC.

HUH? How do I MAP it?

I have to computers w/a router. Can someone talk me through in laymen terms to network them all together?

So is the jury saying "Use it if have the right arbor and ALL Safety precautions are observered" Or is the jury still out on this one? I am just curious. I have a 7 1/4" blade from an old circular saw that I burned up.

[quote="dusty"]Sounds like a good substitute for wood filler. Glazing compound can be applied in larger quantities without cracking or pulling away]

The powder is to keep the glazing from sticking to your fingers.

My friend told me to, the next time I want to patch screw holes. Use glazing compound, stain and baby powder. Mix it all together till it is paste like.

Hey guys. It's been awhile since I got a chance to get on here. I tried searching this, but my computer was messing up. I got the chisels and the blanks. I am hesitant about gluing the brass tubes in the blank. I only have a handful and if (when) I mess up I will need to disassemble them. That is pr...

Great job. So that is only half the fleet-WOW. Did you make them individually? I remember reading about a jig (in another thread) that could cut mutiple cars at one time. Was that you?

heaticus-Sweet pen.. What kind of wood did you use?

When I got my SS I had the option of a free DC3300 or bandsaw. I took the DC, but should of got the bandsaw. Don't get me wrong, I like my vacum. I probally could of got more use from the bandsaw. I got a shopvac that can probally get as much sawdust as I use my SS for. I am just a weekend or couple...

JPG40504 wrote:Sounds reasonable. But then why is the mandrel necessary? Practice with stock turned down to pen size.

I had the same idea as Honeywell. Maybe I can use the mandrel/bushings so I know when to stop turning and start sanding?