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pl_silverado

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They make the best excuses to go out and buy new tools :bowdown:

I'll let the pictures do most of the talking :bounce:

Mitre Saw
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Table Saw
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And where theres saws, there must be saw blades
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Picked up the skilsaw for like $ 49 brand new!
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Sander was free with the purchase of a mitre saw, air nailer was not.
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I picked this up a while ago, never posted pics tho.
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New batteries for the 6 yr old drill
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And of course, fresh chisels. Buck Bro's, still Made in the USA
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Now, time to finish the Oak stairs :shocking:
 
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4x4mike

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Whatcha building?

Oh wait, stairs.
Nice job on the new tools. I'd love to have more woodworking tools but I don't really have the room and I hate saw dust. I do all my cutting in the driveway but it's a pain coming back into the shop or if it's raining.
 
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pl_silverado

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I'm redoing all 36 stairs in Oak, and the landings and hallways in Hardwood.
I hate sawdust too, but a shopvac makes cleanup quick!

and the left over oak strips burn nicely in the fireplace :bounce:
 
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CAT_serviceman927

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Sorry to hijack, but how do you like those Buck Bros. chisels? I have a set of Craftsmans and they took quite a bit of time on the stones to get to where they would produce an acceptable cut. I would love to get some Lie-Nielsens or old Stanley 750s, but until I am a bit more proficient, I am just trying to find something affordable that will get the job done with decent results.
 
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pl_silverado

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Sorry to hijack, but how do you like those Buck Bros. chisels? I have a set of Craftsmans and they took quite a bit of time on the stones to get to where they would produce an acceptable cut. I would love to get some Lie-Nielsens or old Stanley 750s, but until I am a bit more proficient, I am just trying to find something affordable that will get the job done with decent results.

For the price, i love them. They are relatively sharp straight out of the packaging, a minute on the fine side of the stone and your golden. Only $ 20 at Home Depot. I have two sets :thumbup: One for finish work and one for general use.

But then again, im no professional carpenter, just a 21 yr old college student.
 

rsanter

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I concider my home to be a project or toy all its own

2 table saws
band saw
radial arm saw
shaper
jointer
drill press
2 miter saws
2 wood lathes
disc sander
horizontal belt sander

lots of dewalt portable tools
5 routers
2 rotozips
2 jig saws
lots more

I actually have 2 toolboxes just for woodworking tools

the house is always a good reason to buy tools

projects I have done:
crown molding
chair rail moldings
built in entertainment center
furnature
wood floors (with inlay in floor)
stairs
cabinets
more

bob
 
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