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Re: UPDATE: 2011 Fine Woodworking Archive DVD-ROM (1975 - 2011)
This solve the problem of the missing issues and going through 30years of the documents. Have you noticed that they just magically mis-sort themselves on the shelve ;>)
posted: 1:21 pm on November 11thRe: Blade brake inventor aims to compete with SawStop
I would love this device. I believe in using every safety device to its maximum. I always use the blade guard, push sticks, full face shield..., but I have had kick-backs and can see the potential for mistakes. This device would limit the damage. I don't mind a nick, it is the major cut or loss that is a worry.
posted: 3:37 pm on September 4thThis device is viable because it is retrofit instead of $2500 for whole new machine.
Re: CPSC Drafting New Tablesaw Regulations
If they all refuse to use the guards, then guess what will happen after the first time the SawStop false-fire because a piece of damp wood is fed into the blade just right (it does happen)? The guy will just cuss the $100 cost to replace it and the destruction of a $150 blade. Which means, it will not be replaced. So all in all, a loss of $300 for no benefit.
posted: 8:09 pm on June 23rdUsing the tablesaw without the guard is as stupid as riding a motorcycle without a helmet. The easy fix is to change the libel laws to immediate find fault with the idiot.
The government has gone control crazy about everything from equipment to diets. A manufacturer that stays in the US is nuts.
Re: We're Giving Away Grooving Planes!
Yes, it is a "grooving" plane!
posted: 7:14 pm on April 25thRe: We're Giving Away Grooving Planes!
You think I am doing What?
posted: 4:59 pm on April 23rdRe: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: How to Make Picture Frames, from American Woodworker
Just want my wife wants me to read and do. Thanks.
posted: 6:07 pm on July 13thRe: Exploding Shellac: Finally, an Answer
Why is gas produced when the shellac/alcohol contact the metal?
posted: 9:04 pm on December 9thRe: The Mysterious Case of the Exploding Shellac Can
Had the same thing happen with a can of polyurethane that was a couple of years old and partially used. Assumed it was some type of slow oxidization of the chemicals. Don't know why that would cause pressurization since there would be no heat involved.
posted: 8:53 pm on December 4th