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This is bullshit. You need to slave away at more meta building for your own bench. Pfffffftttttt. Pretty sweet, almost went with that type of bench with the same vices. I feel like I need to get at least one Lie Nielsen plane to compare to the Veritas planes I have.

Someday I'm going to invest in a proper Starrett.

Wood without lube? Sounds like a terrible idea. Steve? Here is the dust port with the outfeed table down. Very easy to access.

I have it. Like it. No issues with dust collection when it’s up. When it’s down you still can hook up, just have to lift the table a little.

Ah, thought you meant the top. I would have the front flush since that is what the rail for the fence mounts to. More critical to keep that all aligned than the rear I would think.

Mine are just about perfect. You want them as close as possible.

What do you put on your cast iron tops?

I like carnauba. https://www.selfridges.com/US/en/cat/swissvax-crystal-rock-carnauba-wax-200ml_R00065220/?cm_mmc=PLA-_-GoogleUS-_-HOMETECH-_-SWISSVAX&POR=Y&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=na_na_pla-b_na_na_na_INT_USA-PLA-HOMEANDTECH-HOME&gclid=Cj0KCQiA-qGNBhD3ARIsAO_o7ymw7YD2G_zsVnSzAyT8sQPYLf58A7WMZ3F45dlN_m7hWBC9I62s6QEaAuyCEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

I’ll check them out. Also plan on doing HDF ping ponged doors and faces.

I figured that was going to be your reference. I’ll see if I can find any books on it. Probably go the domino route for joinery.

It was delivered. I had the pallet with everything on it in my garage. Going to need to find 4-5 strong friends, rent a forklift, or rig up a block and tackle/engine lift. Or build a ramp. Still going to need friends for that. Anyone have any good references for building cabinets? I need to build a couple face frames vanities ASAP.

I did it myself with the same technique in an afternoon. It isn’t that bad.

Ping ponged up a topo redneck state.

Don’t. Get the industrial, it makes it so easy to move.

I was going to recommend you just skip the middle step of owning a SawStop and skip directly to a Felder sliding saw. I’m sure we can come up with an overly complicated WiFi operated ceiling lift system.

Checking out the Hilti. Seems solid and they do have a Bluetooth module in Europe that is just like the Festool, would just have to order from there or wait for it to come here. Choices, feel like I need to make the right decision when buying something that sucks.

Not with battery tools 😉

Here is the Hilti https://www.hilti.com/c/CLS_DUST_MGMT_VACUUM_CLEAN_7125/CLS_VACUUM_CLEANERS_ACCESSORIES_7125/CLS_VACUUM_CLEANERS_7125/r11001070 The one nice thing about the Festool is the Bluetooth with the ability to add a button at the end of the hose to turn it on and off.

Trying to decide on a dust extractor. Leaning toward a Hilti, seems it beats all the rest with a 20year warranty to boot. Or a Festool CT26. Thoughts?

Plywood. More durable, especially at 1/4”. Usually HDF is used for one piece machined doors. I plan on trying some of those soon for a vanity. Nate - Amazing work. I’m slowly cutting my teeth on Fusion but so far really like it.

Fancy for something that comes out of a double wide just to the northwest of me.

Panamera?

Seems like I saw plenty of BMW/Audi/Mercedes saloons and estate wagons with trailer hitches when I was in Germany. I’m sure plenty of shops in Stuttgart or maybe Kirchentellinsfurt could do the retrofit.

718 or 911?