has anyone made any unique candle (t-light) holders you would like to share?

Thanks.

Thanks John - and Rob - this is going in my notebook! Regarding the old FWW mags: I bought the first 36 issues about a year ago on ebay. What a great resource they have been.

Lonnie

Lets see here...
Daily detention the Band saw blade - Check!

Daily VOM for continuity the ground wire on the DC- Check!

Weekly present a hot dog to the SS and test for function - Check!

Pressure test the self -ejecting DP key and lube if required - Check!

Remove shop shoes and test treads for safety - Check!

Retract all hand plane irons - Check!

And now this....OMG, neutral the fool planer too......
No wonder I get nothing done.....
Ag

Remember the auctions to help the less fortunate woodworkers is coming up soon, so you can auction stuff off for a good cause.

Standard breakers are not designed to be used as a switch.

It looks like it.

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Add these lightfast metal-complex dyes to clear lacquer, shellac, waterbase or catalyzed finishes. They can be reduced with water or alcohol for use on bare wood, and mixed for any desired intensity. One 2-ounce bottle makes two quarts of stain.

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two slotted screws in the oblong slots on either side.

when you pull it you will find two plugs those are the locks, don't lose them


unless you must I would leave the roll pins in place .

magnetism works for my spellchecker.

Some steels get magnetized easily. I am told that even storing them on a mag bar can do it.

It is no big deal. It can even be helpful in reminding us to anchor (as in Anchor-Bevel-Cut).

The one downside that I know of is that grinding dust can stick to the tool and then rub off on the wood when you are cutting. The metallic dust is not good for finishes. So just wipe the dust off after sharpening.

I have a Shopbot PRS Alpha 60 X 96 with a tool changer at work.
I'm not sure what you mean about a vertical CNC. Are you talking about movement on the Z axis?
I might be able to answer some of your questions about the toolchanger. What do you want to know?
Rick

Remove tile. Rent the floor buffer with the carbide tips from HD (for large areas) or get the cup grinder and have a go at it. All tools rentable at HD. We removed 3K SF of ceramic tile set with epoxy type thinset. The floor buffer was the only tool we could use for the finish clean up and it worked well. Be prepared for dust!

Al