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Other hosting programs allow direct linking to the image - photobucket does that thumbnail thing (I don't recall that a while ago - is that new?). Do you have some sort of hosting as part of your ISP package? If you are on DSL or cable, you probably have something available to you. Then, it...

Damn, I don't have the cool carrying case... but the miter finder is mighty fine. This also goes well with it (tube work primarily):

6 point closed end wrenches and sockets round stuff off less than 12 point. Ask me how I know...

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7480

FYI - the spell check doesn't show up if using Firefox, it does in IE though.

I've got to figure out how to do that. I have a feeling mine would end up in a big knot. I've already perfected that...

I use those small storage boxes made by Dewalt for my misc loose stuff. They are like $5 at Lowes/HD. They have compartments inside that you can configure to fit lots of stuff.

The latest version of Firefox has one built in. Not only that, it's a better browser.

Thanks for the link! I have Delta versions of all that stuff, but new tools are sooooooo nice!!

IMO, the JD2 vs ProTools conversation is like the Lincoln vs Miller one. They are both great units, both companies stand behind their products, customer service is good at both. Which one is closer? (save some $ on shipping). I did a homebrew hydro conversion before I bent one stick. I...

Also not good with airborn sawdust, BTW.

My Bro-In-Law swears by Grizzly stuff (made in China). I have a 3hp Delta Unisaw that I bought from a buddy about 5 years ago. Prior to that I had a Delta Contractors Saw. I've had the 50" fence on both (Biesemeyer on the Contractor and Unifence on the Unisaw). The Biesemeyer is the better...

Ryan - You may already kknow how to do these alterations, but in case not, here's the change that will add the "New Posts" to the quicklinks menu - it's an easy template edit. In the AdminCP->Styles & Templates->Style Manager->Edit Templates (edit either the default template or whichever...

Me too. I'll bet you could get close to balanced his way so it can be rolled over in the stand without a violent flipping action... :shocking:

I got one from Eastwood years ago. It has been very good. Make sure you have dry air.

That's awesome!

Download this little routine. Cheap and free. http://www.ihpva.org/tools/tubemiter.exe Makes a paper template that you print/cut out. You could use card stock instead of paper with the money you've saved. :thumbup:

That is a great idea - I'll be "borrowing" that one for my own use... Looks like the a small valve to control the flow of fluid. Apears the hose can be positioned to have the fluid run right down the drill. Nice!!

Built this years ago for short molding etc. It's now become a catchall for all things short and thin (2'-5') For horizontal, I just screwed a couple of cleats across my open joists overhead and laid the long stuff up there.

Don't underestimate the cost of diapers either... :bounce: Congrats on the upcoming young'un.