Search results

Pretty sure I picked mine up from their ebay store.

Exactly, chasing an air leak without fully understanding what they have. He did mention 2400 sq ft, but no mention of unit size, and is that a single story? Properly sized units will make a lot of the small issues seem less significant, windows will not resolve an improperly sized system.

That is it!!! For all of the other comments regarding the effort, I am not doing this, nor would I undertake it. I am using it as an example for someone who thinks they want to. They have been told by many that this is a lot of work. They think their time is free, they don't understand the...

Correct, mine came with it too, they are readily available in different size, "vac port with flange" got a lot of hits...

I'm having a senior moment, dealing with a new poster on a woodworking forum that wants to make their own flooring from rough mill material. I distinctly remember a thread here where the poster made an absolutely stunning floor, tons of work cutting and machining, and very detailed install. I...

Except when it comes to the scan and go app, haven't waited in a line at Sam's for years, COSTCO makes you wait in a line.

You can get long shaft 1/8" burrs that work really well for getting in some of the places. It's fun to do, I have spent many hours porting cylinders in the past. Honestly though if you aren't changing the size/discharge/duration of the transfers the work you are doing is more for your fun, it...

Professor Gascan said: Do they still make the flexible wand attachment? Won't work for porting the transfers on a small 2 stroke, the right angle tool posted by JAR944 is the only good solution. Might try to find someone that would let you borrow their setup(I judiciously loaned mine a couple...

WOW, I think mine was around $200 back in the day...

We have 2 Dewalt blowers, the smaller jobsite, and the larger one. They both get used a lot. The little jobsite blower is the perfect solution for what you want, still kicks up a little dust but not nearly as much as the bigger unit.

Do you have a 3d printer? There are some vac setups available to print, here is an example. Not certain of the fitment from the older machines to newer, would take some messing around to make certain one would work...

That falls within a SN range of pics on VM that show 1939. In addition in post 1091 above Hoorn mentioned the 4 foot arrangement was 1939 only.

I wondered the same.

This was posted by a member on a woodworking forum, for sale in Canada. The table is the interesting part I've never seen one before.

I started with the HF, then went to the Speedglas. Took one time to feel like I burned my eyes with the HF unit and I said never again.

Dewalt 20V, one of my Wife's favorite garden tools. https://a.co/d/bu5vrtn

Thanks, I am going to try this out, I currently use ball bungees for my mobile sound setup, I like the idea of customizing them color and length wise.

Looks pretty short, might work if you machine sitting down.

Short of the challenges of moving, and the floor supporting it, that would make a cool base for a dining room table.

Absolutely, I had some cheaper HF units we used to install a 6' Anderson slider. I can't imagine trying to do it by myself though, youngest son helped, that door was heavy. I'll add that I have moved some heavy things by lifting one end at a time. Lift a little, block that end, lift the other...