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The best deal (IMHO) is the P1S for 399 new with free shipping. It's probably being closed out hence the low price. The P2S is the new kid on the block with some nice features, but they will both make prints that you would not be able to tell the difference. Lots of competition coming out...

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Making dust collection fittings is one of the things I've found the printer most useful for. I recently printed a 4" to (3) 2.5 adapter from a design I found on Thingiverse and a while back I printed a custom adapter for a pretty rare little bandsaw. That one my brother designed for me and it...

My first try at a multicolor print. Neat to watch the AMS work while it is printing.

I ran a couple of prints through the newer printer and they came out great. So this morning I did a benchy and took some pics and a video of it printing and listed it on FBMP along with a print dryer for 325. I had about 6 replies in around 2 hours. It's on the way home with its new owner...

Just picked this up, another P1S but with the AMS2 Pro and a box of filament and supplies for 500. I already have a P1S so I will move one along. I've wanted to add an AMS for a while and a similar setup came up a couple of weeks ago and was gone in a day. So I saw this and figured why not...

I got the 3d printer a few months after I mostly finished up with the saw. It's one of the Bambu P1S models and it has been a big help printing out stuff for DC and bits and pieces for the CNC machine like hold downs and such. Heres the link to the video that I got the design for the blade...

This is the bottom of the cabinet after a year of use. Not too bad. And very little dust collects on the top or sprays from the front. This is the dust port for the saw and the bandsaw that sits nearby. It's a 6" line that splits to one 4" and one 4" to (2) 2" lines. Gotta love the 3d...

A 2" hose runs from the bottom of the shroud into the opening of a 4" port I put in the bottom of the saw. Sorry no specific pix of that but you can see the port here: Besides the hose in the cabinet I had to try and reduce the amount of air "leaking in" the saws base so I could maximize the...

I finished this project up about a year ago but never got around to posting it here. I've had a couple of table saws before, started with one of the cable drive craftsman contractors, moved on to a new Y2K vintage unisaw then at the height of my OWWM obsession replaced it with a Delta 12/14...

Its got the original badge that hasn't been painted over with that non original green paint. If you decide to paint it back to the orignal gray, then you can get those pins out and keep the badge from getting any more paint on it. Shame it doesn't have the retirement light with it, those...

No reason to keep the mag switch. Thats a 1/3 hp motor, a glorified light switch is enough, though you can buy a powertool type switch online or at the big box stores. You could probably sell the mag switch and make a few bucks off that, they don't build them like that any more.

You and my wife share a the same feelings about the critters. As for the GS, it was the first recumbent I got and I put a TSDZ2 on it about 3 years ago. All the bikes have aftermarket motors, I cant justify the expense of Bosch or other OEM motors that are 4x the cost. On this bike it works...

Cabinets look very nice. But I gotta post a comment about the hot tub. A couple of years ago I had to fix a leak in a Jacuzzi we had bought back in about 2003. I had replaced the rotted exterior wood years earlier and then the electronics fried due to a leak by the heater. I replaced the...

I have one too. Got it last year. I cut it down a couple of inches so it could slide underneath the tablesaws's fence rails and strore related **** and bs. I can either roll it out or roll the saw out as needed.

Just keep in mind that VFD's aren't big fans of dust as they have a small fan in them for cooling and will **** a lot of dust in and it won't all get out. And they do need air circulation for cooling so if you are going to enclose it, it has to be large enough for said cooling to occur. You...

I understand what you are trying to do but not quite sure about the switch you are working with. Is that switch a low voltage control switch (uses a magnetic relay to hold the contacts closed) with remote contacts or is it a conventional switch with a separate current limiter? Ive done a...

Just an aside, in my little neighborhood there are two houses that have had new roofs put on and a whole bunch of trees taken down. Wonder why that is?

It clamps to the v ways, has a moving pivoting handle. Are you familiar with metal spinning? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal_spinning It's only a guess on my part, I looked online just for S&G and couldn't find any match to the image.

Maybe something having to do with metal spinning?