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-..... it seems that no matter what I try when edge jointing I am cutting a bevel along the length of the board. When I take the infeed and outfeed tables to the same height and place a four foot level across both tables there is a descrepancy and the straight edge rocks end for end but I can find ...

What? The crime or the punishment?:rolleyes:

larry, I was a charter member but I have let my membership expire. A lot of changes (improvements) have been made (since I joined) and you may find it worthwhile. I made a choice. The Sawdust Sessions and woodworkingonline.com give me about all of the online training I have time for. When I signed u...

jim, you have two posts going with the same subject. in the other you ask how to add your signature In the red bar across the top of this page: click on User CP. That takes you to another page. Look for the Edit Signature, click on that. You are now on the page that allows you to put in your signatu...

nice shop, papahammer. it looks like a really nice place to go make sawdust. is all of the surrounding area like we see in the avatar. it is good to hear from you again. it seems like awhile since you last posted. i am really looking forward to seeing some photos. just a bit of advice on photo takin...

No, beeg - that's all about the the OPR. I was suggesting a short session on using the the router chuck in the Shopsmith "drill press".;) It could be titled, "Using All of Your Shopsmith's Assests".:rolleyes: If more material is needed, the time slot could be filled with "Sh...

charlese wrote:Is this because it is tough for Tiwanese folks to translate into English? Or perhaps from German to Japanese to Tiwanese to English?:rolleyes:

Foul, foul. Six days in the penalty box. No sawdust therapy permitted.

Pssst...psst. It's me]overarm router [/I]is a much better investment...gotta go now. Someone's coming. It didn't work. We know who you are. Yes, the OPR is undoubtedly a better tool for the job BUT....I already own a Router Chuck and Shield for us on my Mark V. Are you suggesting that I should not ...

I thought the resize toy might be just what I need and it might be but, there's always a butt, it is for Windows XP.

I still running Windows 2000 Professional. I'm out of luck.

edit: Most of the power toys ase for XP or Vista.

Ed; Is the only reason the riving knife must be lower than the top of the blade so that I can make something other than a through cut? We use a riving knife so that the kerf does not close on (pinch) the blade and with this sort of cut a riving would not be needed (or so it seems to this old man). P...