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Thank you all for your time and valuable suggestions. Really means a lot.

Hi, I realize that all tools are not equal. I remember someone saying that even a table saw does not equal a table saw does not equal a table saw :wtf: But if someone is just getting into the woodworking hobby with a limited space available for the workshop, which one would you guys recommend...

If you don’t have a manual and there are no markings on your machine, follow these steps to determine blade length: Set the pulleys or wheels in a working position. Measure the distance between centers on the drive wheels. (C) Measure the radius of the upper and lower drive wheels. (R1 & R2)...

Amazing job done.

Definitely looks better than it was before. How much did it cost btw?

Hobart for sure. If you have the budget, The Hobart and Miller welders are great. For daily and heavier use the 240v welders are a better option IMO.

Stihl saw in my experience has pretty durable plastic. I think your issue is more related to how and for what purpose you are using it. I have been using my chainsaw for all works in backyard limbing, bucking, pruning, cutting for the last 4 years and it still works great. Upgrading to the...