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I don’t think that will have slides. The drawers will just be friction type. That’s not a bad thing for a box in a vehicle. Personally would pass because I wouldn’t be able to fit anything in there. Sent from my iPhone using Garage Journal

I have a hip roof garage. I installed the batts (Rock wool) from below. What a pain in the ****. I ended up having to make strapping to hold the batts up, 2 for each cavity. The batts were not perfectly sized. I would never do that again. Poly, sheet, and blow in from attic. The machine is free...

That is a very nice setup. I like that! Have you used it to align a mitre saw? I.e. does it always depend on having a magnetic base to attach to? Sent from my iPhone using Garage Journal

22x24, OSB walls. Caulked the joints and put on two gallons of kills. It was white enough that I didn’t bother painting it. That was 6 years ago and nothing bad has happened. Well except for the mudjacking sinking back to where it was and that money down the drain. Sent from my iPhone using...

I’ve been looking at the woodpeckers tool for that, but the next post down looks very interesting. I’d like to have something that has more than one use. I was contemplating a starret 12” slide square, and attaching a dial indicator somehow. Maybe that’s not going to do it though. Sent from my...

Well, finally got it in the basement and setup, minus dust collection. Wow is that thing heavy! So excited! Sent from my iPhone using Garage Journal

That looks awesome! Is that setup in your basement? That’s where mine is going for the time being (Canada winter and only electric heat in garage). I’d rather make a poly room for dust issues in the house than run out to the cold garage through the snow) Sent from my iPhone using The Garage...

Very nice on the unisaw. Stuff like that doesn’t come up for sale around here. Just a matter of population. That spent blade/cartridge sitting on top of the saw in the pic is engraved with a local high school’s name. A sales tool of sorts I suppose. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal...

I upgraded to the 36”. I also ordered the dust collection blade guard - but not the arm setup. I think I am going to run a hose from my CT (long one) for the top collection and my shop vac for the back of the saw. It’s a poor mans dust collector... have to see how that works out I suppose...

Just waiting for the rails and pcs base to come in. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

I don’t trust anything in my shop. I treat tools as if they are trying to kill me. I am the softest thing in the shop. I keep that in mind always. My neighbor must think I’m nuts - chainsaw chaps, face shield and ear mufflers when I use a string trimmer @ 30c. Sweating my balls off... but also...

Just called the dealer. the 30" setup is $306 CDN, the 36" T glide is $534. He will do the upgrade for the cost difference. $228. I think I'm puling the trigger

You are 100 percent right - I am not overly experienced with woodworking. Other than rough framing, decks/ fence - and high school shop class. I have lots of experience with hvlp turbines from when my father has a finishing company. Hundreds of cabinet doors spray finished. I loathe that but I...

Thank you so much for this advice. I think everything you said rings true. Ps I wish the Canadian pricing was $2500 Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

Hi Folks, Wondering if there are any woodworkers here that can share their experience. My local sawstop dealer is willing to make a deal on a store demo saw. It hasn’t been used, just sitting on the floor. Its the professional 1.75 cabinet saw with 30” premium fence. I plan on building some...

Interesting. It didn’t even occur to me to look at the corners being machined out as they would be from before all the manufacturers started after snap ons patent expired. I’ll take a couple photos of the drive side tomorrow. I have a brand new snap on 1/4 drive master set - they are nice...

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Thank you very much for the insight. I know this dealer has been around for 30 or more years. I might see if they have any more of the vintage sockets :)

Hi Folks, Im a little torn on what to do.... I purchased some fill in sockets for one of my trays from a long long time tool dealer, in Saskatchewan Canada. A few of the sockets I received are not USA - rather 2 are marked Canada and have a strange texture, one does not have a COO and none have...

I have some USA craftsman in my box. I looked at what the had a Lowe’s. Seemed pretty junky to me to be honest. He has a mixture of stuff. Stanley, MAC, Canadian tire, channel lock, grey pneumatic. No debt. There are some things worth paying the snap on tax for - ratchets, line wrenches, 15...