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I'll be looking a Brookman 15rmm dovetailer, manual what does one of these Weigh? thanks

Didn't the also make a good scroll saw ??

I would encourage everyone to use the Guards that came with their machines I edited by above post to reflect your concerns as to my machines I might if they actually came with any the age of both those machines are 1907/BS and 1860/UWW, they didn't think of that back then. On the table...

Yes I use the Bandsaw Daily , it's a 1907 Crescent 36" , I build custom guarding for a process if needed. as with this machine , depending on what cutter head what diameter , what knife profile , and how far I want to split the tables , or how deep of a draft I'm taking

You buy your lumber by the CUBIC foot . how strange , that sounds over here Over here it's bought/sold by the board foot 1" T by 12" W by 12" L = 1 BF then it's 4/4 , 5/4 6/4 8/4,12/4 and so on for thicknesses

Kirk . I didn't see this over there ???? Nice work

It interesting to see how some things are very different over your way , but somethings are the same . Same: White/cream white shaker is very popular here as well as natural maple ,birch ,cherry & mahogany . Different : But hand painting a kitchen , NEVER Everything is a sray'd finish...

Buying used, I could agree more only one of 32+ machines in here is new to me a Alt 45 or 90 , is the saw I'd like , if I had the extra coin I went with a SAC CS4 9 ft slider couldn't be happier ,it was $1800 , about 8 yrs ago it was 440/3 , so I changed it over to 550/3 I make...

The last time I had a machine tip over on me it was a Sunday night at 2am , working alone it was a 1300 lb 36" bandsaw . my phone and smokes were on the TS , 15 feet away I was found when the guys came in on Monday morning next door ,with lots of yelling luckly I hadn't locked the door...

Steve , I havn't mastered this PM thing , or I'd have sent ya one can ya point me to where I 'd find a copy of these regulations on daddo/table saw use

Interesting that you would pick Oak for outside work . over here , it wouldn't last 2 yrs, and is NOT used for outdoor use , even pt has a short life in this climate

Do you guys , have the Biesmeyer fence available over there ??? It's the last fence You'll ever buy I run 2 of them

I ve had the router in my set up for years uses up dead space anyways I just slide the biesmeyer over and slap a jig to it

General 350 , Powermatic 66, ,SAC SC4,Hendrick Rail saw

Yup the saw stop has been out here for a couple of years now . Once it goes off the blade is 99% of the time scrapped and the blade lowers real fast .REAL NICE better than joining the short finger club (i'm a member)

That sure is some POWDER snow My setters like to do that , for a couple of Min, anyway COOL thanks :ho2

why YES ,I'm also over there. Over there I'm HUTCH . thanks for the pointer I see this got moved , where to ??? which is the correct forum for this type question ? Where do they talk about Machines ??

I've picked up a Bauerle Side borer wondering if anyone here is familiar with this machine , and info dirty paper etc etc thanks and which forum do they discuss Old Wood working machines

on this side of the world we fish here irsauctions.com

As Kirk has pointed out the belt tracking is the hardest part to adjust , your tracking adjustments has to be available to you not hidden in the machine , the belt will never have a chance of staying on it take split second adjustments , depending on what your sanding and where on the belt...