DRAGON1

I'm mostly going to use it for cleaning out glue from corners. I use a sharp chisel for reading the grain on plugs then chiseling them off.

Lol, I'm still on standby but new toys always get me thinking...

Most don't realize the fine wood dust (flour) will clog a filter faster and will cause the motor to work harder. Do yourself and your lungs a favor and buy an extra hose to run the vacuum exhaust outside of the shop. Will also help the filter not fill as fast.

Finally got the plane I ordered from veritas at the woodworking show. Alot of plane for 129.00

If you think wood was bad you should have tried "fine woodworking". Twice as bad.

Found this at harbor freight for 5.00( I'm almost embarrassed to say that). Veritas wanted 129.00 for their scribe. Sometimes it's the little things that make you happy.

blind pegboard shelf hooks. screw them into the side of a shelf (use more than you think) and it will allow you to put up a shelf on pegboard.

my jigs stay natural. if it has any sliding edges (wood or metal on wood ) it gets a few coats of butchers wax. Tools get boeshield.

I'm kind of with stick on this one. I'd take it apart, reglue that piece back to the leg. Then I'd put it back together. I'd take a long pilot bit and drill through the right and left faces of the leg and into the skirt boards (offset them a little so the right screws don't hit the left screws). use a countersink bit in the pilot holes to clean them out and countersink them. Make sure you use the right length screw to screw through the face of the legs and into the skirt boards. Some bondo, primer and paint will finish it.

I have found a few places online that make custom stencils (lasercut) but was hoping one of our members had a lasercutter. wanted to keep the money in the group. I might buy some special wood for lasercutting and just make my own.

Marking tool for marking holes in belts and straps. My best guess.

Kind of what I'm looking for. I also put the designs on boxes, and cabinets, drawers and other wood and paint them or sometimes I even carve them.

Hey, here's hoping someone can help me out. I've been doing a lot of woodburning and artwork this past month and most of what i'm doing is repeatable patterns. My fingers have taken a beating transferring the patterns onto wood with carbon paper and a pen. I came across the idea that if I had a stencil I could not only speed up the time it takes but maybe I could save my poor fingers from cramping so much. I'd be willing to pay for the stencils made from my jpeg's so if anyone has a way to make them let me know. THANKS in advance...

Where's your makers mark on it?

cool, but i'd hate to see the insurance bill for replacing it!!!!