March 29, 20197 yr Popular Post comment_184578 7 minutes ago, Stick486 said: add a KD table to the line up.. I have my apprentice for next few months. Think this will be a good project for him to make me.Heck he loves to paint he probably will beg me to paint it too!!!!! Report
March 29, 20197 yr comment_184582 4 minutes ago, Woodbutcherbynight said: Heck he loves to paint he probably will beg me to paint it too!!!!! I'd hold on the paint... the paint will mar a good project... and if you miss it it will show up in the stain or clear coat... Report
March 29, 20197 yr Popular Post comment_184584 2 minutes ago, Stick486 said: I'd hold on the paint... the paint will mar a good project... and if you miss it it will show up in the stain or clear coat... I see your point. So he can paint the saw horse legs. Still have some dark purple left, oil base even. This way nobody can steal it and say oh that's mine. Probably keep anyone from asking to borrow it as well. Report
March 29, 20197 yr Popular Post comment_184596 more ribs are a plus... on the top side you do your rude/crude cutting, assembly and what not... on the bottom side you add felt strips to protect your finished project for when you flip the table over to work on a good platform.. BUT you must remember to clean/vacuum the felt BEFORE you set your project on the table... don't bother asking why I mention this... other ideas for a cutting table... Report
March 29, 20197 yr comment_184647 I just lay a sheet of paper backed rigid foam insulation board on my bench and cut. Ain't no way this old man is gonna manhandle a sheet of ply through the table saw. BTDT but, no more. BTW, the 2" insulation board is stiff enough to span a couple saw horses. Us simple guys have simple ways Edited March 29, 20197 yr by Gene Howe Report
March 29, 20197 yr comment_184678 5 hours ago, Gene Howe said: Us simple guys have simple ways how do you keep control of the statically charged foam particles??? and the foam particles that get into the power tools... and the itty bitty ones that are subject to melting inside of the tools... Report
March 29, 20197 yr Popular Post comment_184692 On 3/27/2019 at 6:55 PM, RustyFN said: It is not fancy. As I always say while watching those chef competition shows on TV and in woodworking judging, "Well executed simple beats messed up fancy." Report
March 29, 20197 yr comment_184693 20 hours ago, Stick486 said: @RustyFN ... add a KD table to the line up.. Yeah, I made one like this last year, but just glued it together. Report
March 29, 20197 yr comment_184694 2 hours ago, Stick486 said: how do you keep control of the statically charged foam particles??? and the foam particles that get into the power tools... and the itty bitty ones that are subject to melting inside of the tools... I'm no foam expert but the stuff I use is 2 5/8 thick, yellow in color covered with heavy paper and, very, very dense. Nothing like that light weight white foam. I get it from a metal building supply house. If you're interested, I can call them to get the particulars. Report
March 29, 20197 yr Popular Post comment_184697 On 3/28/2019 at 11:24 AM, John Morris said: My dad has always cut sheet goods on his tablesaw without a fence. This scares me. The guys at the scene shop do this and I go to the other room Report
March 29, 20197 yr comment_184698 1 minute ago, kmealy said: This scares me. The guys at the scene shop do this and I go to the other room There are tee shirts for them, too. Report
March 29, 20197 yr Popular Post comment_184706 48 minutes ago, kmealy said: This scares me. The guys at the scene shop do this and I go to the other room me too.. and I wait for the commotion and screaming to stop before I look see.. Report
March 29, 20197 yr comment_184708 57 minutes ago, Gene Howe said: I can call them to get the particulars. if you don't mind... I'm thinking extruded polystyrene... Report
March 29, 20197 yr comment_184714 1 hour ago, kmealy said: This scares me. The guys at the scene shop do this and I go to the other room Me too Keith, dad is 86, been doing it since he was a kid on the farm, still got all his fingers, I run and hide. Report
March 29, 20197 yr Popular Post comment_184719 34 minutes ago, John Morris said: Me too Keith, dad is 86, been doing it since he was a kid on the farm, still got all his fingers, I run and hide. cutting 1/4" Luaun is one thing, 3/4" OSB is another. Report
March 29, 20197 yr Popular Post comment_184724 1 hour ago, Stick486 said: if you don't mind... I'm thinking extruded polystyrene... I called them and they said it was Green Guard by Kingspan. I looked it up and it is extruded polystyrene. The Kingspan site has pictures that show it with a green plastic covering . My stuff has a thick, kraft paper like covering. But, the stuff between Kingspan's sheets is yellow, like mine. Report
March 31, 20197 yr comment_185081 On 3/29/2019 at 4:46 PM, kmealy said: cutting 1/4" Luaun is one thing, 3/4" OSB is another. My dad did the same thing. I think that plywood came out before portable saws and it was a bear to cut a sheet with a hand saw. Also a lot of the first circular saws were under powered and had small blades. Herb Edited March 31, 20197 yr by Dadio Report
March 31, 20197 yr Popular Post comment_185084 30 minutes ago, Dadio said: it was a bear to cut a sheet with a hand saw. you had to remind us.. didn't you.. Report
April 16, 20197 yr comment_187630 Loosk good, since our move my wife wanting something like that for her quiting room. Report
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