ChrisK

Nicks such a rookie. That's why there's Saw Stop!!! Drink up lad!!!! http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f40/chriskelby/Mobile%20Uploads/image_zpsef38968e.jpg~original

I wish she'd come to New Hampshire and blow my driveway

Hummina hummina hummina......the snow angel beckons with her beguiling smile, skimpy clothes and come hither look to get off my fat butt and go snow blow!!! Winters here ladies and that gorgeous woman is making what is otherwise a crappy cold ugly season look pretty hot!!

Expensive but really...REALLY...good. I just bought a couple of Woodpecker tools myself NE. I bought the 6" square and the new 8" 1281. Beautifully made. Super heavy duty and absolutely square.

Thanks Comp! I'll give it a try

They are available here now! Check Bob Marino Festool or Tool Nut

I'm liking those Reindeer Comp. How'd you do it?

If you've got a Woodcraft store nearby, go over. They normally have turning clubs and a variety of other clubs on Saturdays.

Hey guys, is the link for the shirts down? I can't find it anymore!

Dwain, really looking to see how the Metabo and Makita stack up.

Yeah Stumpy's channel is retry entertaining. The guys is certainly gifted.

I ended up getting the Fuel Hackzall a few months ago and so far I am really impressed. I had the M18 Hackzall about five years ago and it was an awesome saw, the Fuel is a little bit smaller but is just as pleasing to use and the power output is really impressive. I use full size blades on it.

Hey KWC! I'll post a picture shortly. I a in the process of moving my tiny woodshop into my laundry and weight lifting area in the basement, downsizing my exercise area to a Bowflex and free weight bench with the washer, dryer and freezer into the tiny woodshop and making a LITTLE woodshop!!!!! Clearly an upgrade. I don't (well now I do) have a hammer drill. So....I bought the American made DCK290L2 Hammer and Impact kit for $285 at Lowes. Included in the purchase....DCS391 circular saw. So....my three bladed planer now has some hello friends in my otherwise green and blue shop. I'll try to attach a link for the pics as I cannot upload pictures to our site anymore due to size limitations.

Saw something similar on Stumpy Nubs channel where he used a Chicago Electric laminate trimmer. Still...my Domino would make it her bitch

You get the on THAT train with Luoooouooouooouooooo-b!

Well 90 always looks good but... I think the 45 looks awesome WT. It brings a new architectural element o your kitchen and hallway and the slate is really nice. Looks great with the lighter colored walls and cabinets.

I'm redoing my work shop. My wife wants me to move out laundry room from the big section of the basement to my little wood shop. I'm going to have a much larger shop in a week. Anyways, I have my Festools stacked up nice and neat. I'll attach a photo shortly. She bought me my T55 REQ saw last Christmas. She is a bad person! Every time I go to Woodcraft she "makes" me get something else. Nice collection there Chad!

Jordan, file the police report. Here in NH people have to provide Id when selling to the pawn. If your stuff does up you might lick out. Also look in to an insurance claim. That's your livelihood. People that steal Tools from tradesmen need to be beaten down in court (gotta watch my tongue here

Welcome back Mike!

And speaking of track saws....I still cannot get over the edge my TS55 leaves behind on rough plywood. Yesterday I was adding a 3/4" piece to an existing prep table I had made so I can sit my Dewalt planer on it. The edge is so smooth. No sanding required. On general,purpose plywood!

I'll chyme in Frain....and I'm NOT a geek. Well....at least my Mommy told me I'm not! I would agree with Frain, Although my TS55REQ front looks different from that I'd bet that is a series of small support brackets to support the guide rail. You can see a small lip on each the obtrusions if you enlarge the picture. Maybe Mommy is wrong...I AM A GEEK!!!!! Anyways, if I had to guess, this cuts down on material cost and maybe weight (but seriously not that much) but it appears to be the support portion of the shoe for the guide rail.

That's gotta be real rewarding KWC plus some really good use of tools off the van! I can retire in three and a half years. I'll be 48. I am going to start hounding tool suppliers for a job!!!

2 Jet 40" clamps 2 jet 30" clamps 6 Woodcraft 12" Clamps 2 Tanos Systainer Minis Good times.

Welcome aboard Motts, did you lose power in this last abortion on Thanksgiving? We were out for nearly 24 hours! Thanks God for PSNH and the tree service guys!

That's On my way! Really cool sheeting going on there! Are you routing those or dadoing those yourself?