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IF'n I just got a few I cut em by hand. If'n I got more than a few its either a moritser or router with fence. the tenons are done with a tablesaw tenon jig and dado blades. :whistle: :whistle: One swipe each side and its done. you do have to knife them or make them a little wide for tear...

I don't know if they have "Sears & Roebuck" over there but they have a version of the BT3100 that has its own stand. Its called a job saw A BT3000 in sears clothing

Lynx Lookin good Where did you get the tapes from????

Lynx This thing is looking REALLY good. Can/t wait to see it all done. (go faster) i'm concrened that you may have to buid an alter around it just from all the worship and envy it will produce Dave

Well I think that 40 years of making mistakes and 10 years on various wood forums counts as something :wink: :lol:

Mike Very nice. My first venture was a barn I took down, remortised and tenoned the whold thing and put it back together. Still standing last i was that way. I'm still fighting the good fight. guess I never will get smart. :lol: Oh well. But havent locked my doors since I don't know...

Mike W is right about putting together thicker material. It also helps if you find a pocket hole drill where the center bit is adjustable. McFeeleys over here carry pocket hole screws up to 3 inched long No8. They carry no 6.7.8 I'm sure they should be available over there Mike W It...

Where is the one that grinds the corn bread ???? :lol: :lol: I actually worked with one of them when I was crumb cruncher. Grandpa would bring it in with a threshing machine. I still can here that thing rumble down the road. My job was to get in the way and ask as many questions as...

WWAAAAAAYYYYYY!!!!!! CCCCOOOOOLLLLLLL !!! Love that old engine and tool stuff.. We have shows around here occasionally I think it would be neat to have a shop full of all those old tools and line belts snapping and running. Amish still have that

SOme planers have an interlock button so if a cover is off the drum wont turn. They are generally spring loaded and if the spring fails the pin will drop down in and out of the slot as it is turning. DAMHIKT :D

I was told this to my face today Seems a guy I just meant has woodmaster 20" planer (thicknesser) . He had let a guy use it and the person evidently had knicked the blades pretty good. Well!! He had seen some siding he liked that had many grooves parallel with the grain. So he drove...

My uncle use to make dandelion wine.. SMOOOOTTTH. then you fell over Stole some one time with some freinds. Woke up under a tree full of ticks :lol: :lol:

Redneck Driver's Application Plez compleet this paper, best ya can. Last name: ________________ First name: [_] Billy-Bob [_] Bobby-Sue [_] Billy-Joe [_] Bobby-Jo [_] Billy-Ray [_] Bobby-Ann [_] Billy-Sue [_] Bobby-Lee [_] Billy-Mae [_] Bobby-Ellen [_] Billy-Jack [_] Bobby-Beth Ann Sue Age...

Don't know if ya'al can order from Woodcraft but they have a pretty reasonable jig. Don't know how to change currency and all them VAT's,FAT's & CAT"s ya got over there. 69.95 US http://www.woodcraft.com/family.aspx?familyid=4847

Dad gummit Derek I think you need to turn lose of where you get all the jingle for all these planes you get. :lol: :lol:

MAn Ya'all can't tell Georgia boys when you hear'em ????? HEre in Tenn we pay up front so they don'task them qweschions!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Trev Maybe the fact that around here its mostly Irish/Scott has some similarity :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Trev SSHHHHH!! Its top secret. Just don't get it from the guys over the mountain. They cut it with kerosene. :) :) Now where is that designated driver???? Time to chek the fuel :lol: :lol: :lol:

Trev I am shocked that you would even think that we spend money to fill it up. We brew our own fuel of course. IT was a requirement that the fuel have a "kick" to it :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Dave

I have the delta version for about 10 years now. USe it with a dado blade. Knife the tenon(to reduce chipping) and cut each side one pass !! :lol: :lol: