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MikeW Hey Mike post some picture of that remodel will ya. I haven't done anything like that since I left Colorado. Everything out here is termite barf. Even in the expensive homes. I guess I did do one coffered ceiling about two years ago in gatlinburg but the guy decided to help. We...

HAte to say it but this all sounds a lot like a shaper to me :lol: :lol: Since you don't use dado's , maybe you 've never done free hand shaping on a shaper either :? :?

Lynx Waterhead It came to me in a dream one night and I had some time over a weekend. But somebody for got to remind me that I needed a pay check. Hopefully this winter it will get finished. Along with a lot of other things. Sometimes I wish this was just a hobby.

If I had to wear one of them. I'd be wearin my Hanes boxers if I didn't get shot first. Besides they cost as much as a new LNBU smoother. Know where my money would go. I only by Carpenters Jean cutoffs at WalMart when there on sale 9.00US :lol: :lol:

"Story sticks" are my first choice. Like having the room or piece of furniture right with you

I think its the warm beer

I really like this thread. And both of the stations look good. I like the fence idea. I hope you people will continue to post pics as things go on. I started this one about 5 months ago :oops: Its a comprismise as I use it for layout and productin of face frames for cabinets I put...

Never heard of them over here. But did a Google and came up with this. http://www.kelkoo.co.uk/ctl/do/drilldow ... chi,Nepine They evidently just sell to the UK market I will ask on Knots forum. Lot of New Englanders on there

Somehow I just can't equate these with the traditional Scottish Kilt. And God help the man working under the ladder or scaffold :lol: Of course now Steve may shave his legs and use the appropriate body lotion. :lol: :lol: :lol:

http://www.utilikilts.com/

I can't believe it. :shock: :shock: I know I had that book when I was a kid. Thats what I used to ruin dads saws and chisels And it got me interested in Steam Engines. Alas that was one dream I could only think about drool when I went to the steam engine shows but never afford. "Murica"...

Yea Like I wouldn't be confused NOw there pushin "BOBS"

Mike LV This LV that BU BD HABD LABU Just keep pushin the envelope . SHEESH :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Woodies Rule :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Someday!!!

Newbies should post. You can learn from them. They haven't learned the "religion" yet and can come up with some good ideas. My son still learns me a thing or two. Besides I think the let us "Muricans" on here for the Humor :lol: :lol: :lol:

I picked up a Stanley 26' / 8meter tape. The Metric side is all CM. But nobody ever talks CM. But I'm right in thinking that there are 10 mm per CM . And each one of them little black lines is a MM. :lol: :lol: :lol: HOw come nobody ever says CM. :lol: :lol:

I would go with the thicknesser (murican planer) too. As was said before you can straight edge on a table saw. You can also set up a router and a fence to use as a planer (murican jointer) And if you pick up FWW about two issues ago there is a jig to flatten a board in a thicknesser. Most...

You could try the Miller Falls 16. they go off reasonable and have pretty good blades. I thinke there is a 59 and 75 also. Maybe a little bigger

Isn't there some rule about pornography on this site . Especiallly for us poor people. Were the most vurnerable. :roll: :cry:

Heres are pictures of a molding for the mirror frame These are pics of the THIRD time. The first time was a dry run just to get and idea of what the set up would be and what would happen. The second time I tried to start with a round over first, then the cove then the botttom roundover...

I'm in the middle of making a molding to repair a mirror right now. I'm using a combination 45 and 55. The molding profile couldn't be reproduced with a router. I will post pictures (for what there worth) tonight. I recently posted pictures of the beaded casing I made for a corner...