Never realized golf carts used different batteries. Funny looking things they are.

I have to get up there one of there days.

There is lots of ways to put two boards together. Which way you doing it?

Great price.

It was an interesting read. We woodworker's get all tied up in knots over the strength of something, whether it's biscuits, or clamp pressure, or maybe drawer bottoms...when in truth they are probably work well enough for what we are doing.

My 16/32 is at 34 1/4, my Uni is at 34 7/8 for what it's worth.

I'm finally going to suck it up and buy a replacement miter gauge for my tablesaw. I was set on getting an incra miter express, but really I don't need to deal with something that big. I guess there is a lot of negativity towards the Incra Miter gauges, but for some reason they are the ones that appeal the most to me. What is your best argument for your miter gauge?

The wood for peppermills needs to be dry before you start boring and turning.

The person that I got my first lathe from had made peppermills for parents out of green purpleheart. They split wide open about the time the presents were opened. The wood shrinks but the mechanisms do not. It never occurred to him that 3x3x12 turning blanks sealed in wax would still be green if Woodcraft (or anyone else) was selling them as turning blanks.

Whole logs sealed at both ends are still going to be pretty green after a year or 2.

The "Got Wood?" folks use a vacuum kiln that can handle 12/4 stock (their replacement kin after the fire a couple of years ago). They often have 3x3x12 kiln dried stock of various woods. FWIW.

That's a nice example of a rare saw.. congrats on finding it!

Josh

I guess it depends on what you are building. Epoxy will work to glue the check, but if you are going to stain, the epoxy will not take the stain.
Jim