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+1....would be really interested in knowing how you got the 56" for $550!

Diablo is Freuds low-end line. Servicable, but the Freud Super-Dado sets are the cats meow...

+1...over and over and over!

Nothing in stock locally, but was able to place an on-line order with free shipping. We'll see if it goes thru...

I'm sure there are pre-made 220v extension cords, although I can't say that I've seen many. I did buy a very heavy-duty, very expensive one from my local welding supply store, but that's probably overkill for your needs. To make one, buy some 10/2 wg (with ground) SJO cord and the correct...

That will work just fine...you simply don't connect the un-needed wire. Cheap is a good thing, given the price of wire lately!

12awg wire should be sufficient for 20 amps, you'll need 10awg for 30 amps. 10/2 is fine, don't need a 3rd conductor (ground wire is a given and not counted in romex) For shielding gas, most run C25 (Argon/CO2 mix) If you have a spool gun for welding aluminum, you'll want pure argon...

I bought one exactly like that in the spring....memory is fuzzy, but I think I paid $50-$60 for it. It's actually pretty lightweight, don't think it would take any serious hammering on the anvil.

Guys, I'm a relative newbie here and perhaps it's not my place, but...this has been a very good, very informative thread so far. Can we not ruin it by re-hashing the pvc piping debate? That horse has been thoroughly beaten to death elsewhere, many times - let's keep this thread useful and...

Sometimes I just don't understand those folks... Stopped on the way home to pcik up a couple of items I need for tomorrow (not my 'regular' store) Browsing the isles in the tool department, I noticed on the bottom shelf 3 Husky right-angle die grinders, marked down to $14.80 from $49. Maybe...

Bought a 2-stage Speedaire pump and a new Baldor 5hp motor, would like to add a magnetic motor starter to it. Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has one they'd part with. Thanks, David Richardson

Also, check to see if you saved the login page to your 'favorites' - it happens!

Decent machine - Dewalt planers have a generally good reputation. If it's really only been used a few times, $175 is a good price.

Most of those mobile bases use 2" wheels and, yes, they get caught/hung up on pretty much any small thing on the floor. I've been building some custom, heavy-duty mobile bases for friends tools - depending on the size weight of the tool, I'll use either a 3" or 4" high-quality caster and they...

Yep, old news....but, the store in Sylvania OH (West of Toledo) had a LOT of Knipex stuff when I was down there 2 weeks ago. They also had the lowest prices I've seen on any of the closeout stuff...bad, bad JuJu for my wallet!

Should be fine, and sounds to me like a very good deal! If nothing else, learn with it and sell it for what you paid if you feel the need to upgrade later...

I suspect (just a guess) that you'll find slim pickins in the used market, especially for what would be considered a "high end" machine. For what it's worth, I did sell my Miller 375 for $600 about 9 months ago, but I wouldn't consider it high-end. In fact, that's why I sold it - wanted...

Had one, and while it worked, I was 'underwhelmed' by the performance. I always felt like it was a little limited and a bit underpowered. Sold it and bought a Hypertherm - yes, they're more $$, but I really think it's a MUCH better machine. All that said, if you can find a really good deal on...

+1 - works like a champ!

Local store had 2 left this morning, priced at $27 each. Bought a set at a different store last week for $18, so I'm hoping they'll come down eventually. Don't really need another set myself....if $27 works for you, I can pick one up.