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Hi Everyone, so I recieved my air regulator for my compressor today. I started to try and take it off, but one of the nuts connecting the air line to the regulator is stripped. It won't turn at all. So my solution is to buy a new air compressor. Any recomendations. I want to stay around 3-6 gallon. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have one. I recently upgraded to it from my old craftsman sliding miter saw. I am 18, and have my own woodworking business. I have had the Bosch Saw for about 5 months now. I love it. I put it on a movable rolling table I made, and I just roll it around the shop. It is very sturdy and I know it will last forever with care. It is a great investment. I have no complaints. The dust collection is great with a shop vac connected, you won't have to spend any time. It catches 95% of dust. If you just have the bag, their will be dust after you have finished your job on the floor, but catches about 80% of it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I torched the wood. I put a Golden Oak Watco Stain, and did a final finish of Lemon Oil. The Back pieces are pocket holed together. The corners are screwed in from the sides, then covered up.

I didn't look into anything like that. I just ordered the part.

The Price of the regulator is $36.48 including shipping.

I am going to order the part. I need a working air compressor ASAP. Hopefully it all works out.

Very Cool. Thanks for sharing.

Yes I did. I am not sure how reliable this place is. Its the only place I can get the part though.

I bought the new Ryobi Jig Saw earlier this week too, and bought the bosch blades, since thats all they had. Mine blades fit just fine. Just make sure to turn the quick blade release...

Custom Dog Bed complete for customer.

So, I found the part I need off of: aircompressorpartsonline.com The part is $36.48 including shipping. There are no returns for the part either.

My Husky 3 Gal air compressor broke today, at the worst time too. It still fills with air, but the turning knob, to select amount of air you want, is stripped. I took of the knob cover, and the screw underneath is stripped. It just keeps turning and nothing happens. I bought the air compressor over 3 years ago at Home Depot. They shortly discontinued the compressor about 6 months after I bought it. Would it be possible to fix it, or is it time to buy a new Air Compressor? Any Air Compressor Recommendations? I am a woodworker. I mostly just use a nail gun with it.

The ends won't slide out, though you think they should. There are metal pins connected to springs between the ends and middle piece of wood that prevent the pieces from sliding. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It has like a plastic peace in between the boards under the holes Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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For those of you who have given me advice about my bamboo shelf project, I have finally finished it for my client. I screwed a 3/4" x 1" x 68" piece of plywood to the wall, and glued/nailed the bamboo around it. Here is the final product:

I used my belt sander, took a while, but it came out smooth.

I do have some money, but only for 1 tool. I am trying to figure out what I need first. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I do not have a planer. I have been thinking about it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I love it. I wish I had another one. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh, I saw it. I was looking into the other model: MRC23EVSK I wish it went down in price.

What website or store?

I have my own garage shop currently building furniture, but have always been interested in turning. I have never used a lathe. I was looking at the Jet lathes. What size should I get? Eventually, I would want to use it for legs for furniture. My Questions: What lathe should I start out with? (Brands, Size) Good wood turning tools? Uses? An info about lathes would help. Thank You.

I've seen this advertised quite a bit. Is it good quality? Do you like it? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk