Recent content by curryjunkie

everything that guy does is class, i could watch his videos for hours. check out how he used a cheap laser engraver to cut marquetry for an intricate side table.

when i do it i seal the wood first with 2 coats of sanding sealer then cut the design, then paint or stain the board, then sand flush leaving the painted carving and the natural wood outside.

Cut a sign from accoya panel, had to stain the wood as there was an ugly board on the centre of the panel, 3 ft by 2 ft by 2 inch thick

If you want a quiet motor I'd stay away from Jobsite saws, unless it's not a deal-breaker them the new rutlands saw looks ok, similar to the DeWalt but cheaper with a few more features. Charnwood make a smaller tablesaw that I saw a good review on YouTube. My Axminster 10 inch is quiet and has a...

i have this model, pros; quiet, fairly powerful, table is pretty flat. good cut depth, comes with a decent blade. easy to put on a mobile base. cons; fence is awful, i retrofitted my own, riving knife is a faff to set up. dust collection poor and needs your own solution.i didnt get one but have...

i was lucky enough to laminate half inch birch ply flat clamped to my cnc table, i know its dead flat, not sure how you could guarantee flatness without a reference surface

you wont regret the sander, happy sanding..if there is such a thing

mine is m rated as far as i know, it comes with a hepa filter, or its available as an option, the bags are supplied with different ratings i think, this festool forum page explains it better then i can Difference between L and M class dust extractors and i dont need the bluetooth as i plug the...

genius!

heres another video where he improves on the design by adding levelling feet to the cross beams, i love how compact this is when broken down for storage

marius hornberger on youtube has a great setup for slab flattening, his original video on it uses independent rails and bearers directly on the floor, he uses a string method to get them parralell and in plane with the rails, simple and a lot less material to store between uses

the festool ct15 extractor is great, i got it the same time as the festool sander, it currently sells for around 300 pounds, it has a relatively low volume bag, but i use a small cyclone interceptor with it so it lasts ages.

i like thelatches allowing you to remove the box, good job

was just about to suggest this, i watched a video where a guy did exactly that with the outlet near his desk from the apex of the ceiling, he recorded a 10 degree difference in temp before and after, and the 12v fan is very cheap to run.

hope thats strong glue holding them together!