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No glue, just pocket holes. I might want to make some adjustments. On the end opposite the wheels I want to put some steel "skids". Maybe a folding handle. A top & shelf is next.

I went the budget route. It's not finished yet as rain abbreviated my working time.

"I think you're gonna need a bigger stand." The simplest and most budget friendly is to build a wood cart. I have a 3/4" SS axle, pillow blocks, and 12" wheels (from a snowblower) that I can use. Buy an armful of 2x4's and I should be off to the races, but I'm missing one item, warmer weather.

I have both the stands I pictured, one on a double bevel miter saw and the other on my table saw. Both are able to manage my gravel driveway. The difference is that the planer is a fair amount heavier. A thru axle might impede the legs from folding. I'm going to have to get out to my t. saw and...

As far a consumer stands, this one might be a better option.

Small items the shop I worked for they'd just let us have it. I purchase some aluminum plate from them when I was making a kydex press. On the retail level, it would have cost $80+. They charged me $14. I was a happy camper. Now things are quite a bit different. I have no shop or garage, so all...

Brilliant idea & execution! Unfortunately for me, I've been retired from a large metal fabrication shop and this would have been an easy (and cheap) answer. The price of steel on the retail level is insane and I miss the dumpster diving in the scrap bins.

Has anyone mounted a Dewalt planer on a Dewalt rolling stand? If so, how did it work out? I now have a DW734 and it is heavy and I need to have it on a mobile platform that will be able to negotiate my gravel driveway. Any and all ideas will be considered.

If it'll work without any issues, then I should be good to go using a 1/4 NPT hose. It just seems odd that this mismatch is an acceptable industry "standard". Thanks for everyone's input! I'm still scratching my head as to why there's NPT, IPT, & IPS.....

It's a Neiko 31207A HVLP gun.

Yep.

This would work if a female to female adapter is used. I haven't been able to find a female NPS to male NPT adapter yet.

I'm currently looking at detail spray guns to clear coat my carved wood signs. I've noticed that the air inlet on the guns I've seen online are 1/4"NPS and my air hose is 1/4"NPT. I understand I'm looking at tapered & straight threads but in all the reviews I've read about various models...

Thanks guys!

Jackpot! It's a lacing & stitching pony for leather work.....

I received this after my wife's grandfather passed away. No one knew what it is nor I. However, it does look familiar but I'm clueless as to where... Any ideas?

Picked up some fittings at Lowes. I do have some on order so that I can reduce the amount of fittings by the inlet filter. So far so good....

Thanks! Good info!!

After hours of searching, the inlet is 3/4" IPT. Ordered the correct adapter fittings and will confirm tomorrow if they actually work.

I'm working on modifying my DCPW550 Power Cleaner. Out of the box it works fine for my particular situation. I didn't like the location of the inlet filter and have read that some folks have had it break. I removed the inlet filter and installed the SS hose (3/4"GHT). It threaded on easily, no...