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sometimes you just have to improvise.
Close enough for hand grenades…
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SetBuilder wrote:
11 minutes ago, SetBuilder said:sometimes you just have to improvise.
That looks exactly like something I’d do…
LOL, that is what I have to do. I been wanting to add a router table to the workshop, but I only get one “BIG” purchase a year, and this year was dust collection, and next year will most likely be a planer and jointer.
WigWagWorkshop wrote:
1 hour ago, WigWagWorkshop said:LOL, that is what I have to do. I been wanting to add a router table to the workshop, but I only get one “BIG” purchase a year, and this year was dust collection, and next year will most likely be a planer and jointer.
Get the Husky (made by Keter) table. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-1-8-ft-x-3-ft-Portable-Jobsite-Workbench-225047/205887786
BMack37 wrote:
Get the Husky (made by Keter) table. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-1-8-ft-x-3-ft-Portable-Jobsite-Workbench-225047/205887786
For 30 extras bucks you can get a decent ryobi you could build into a bench, the keter is nice but limited for everyday shop use
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SetBuilder wrote:
On 4/5/2017 at 8:51 PM, SetBuilder said:sometimes you just have to improvise.
Dude, may as$ just clamped shut! Yeeeesh! I’d have to change my diapers using that thing. You sir…you have brass balls.
ChrisK wrote:
1 hour ago, ChrisK said:Dude, may as$ just clamped shut! Yeeeesh! I’d have to change my diapers using that thing. You sir…you have brass balls.
I’m all for keeping my fingers. There was two clamps on it in opposing directions. It felt super solid. Only worry was getting fingers too close to the bit.