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In addition to Kev's comments I think they look cleaner since you don't see them especially if you have a nice joint eg dovetails or box joint. The first time I used them it took a bit but as Kev stated once you've done it they are pretty easy and soft close is definitely nice.

I just saved your link as my amazon link so I don't even think about anymore I just order like I always have, but now its through your link 🙂

I agree same here.

I got an email from Everlast welders yesterday that stated they are 6 weeks behind due to a back log of container ships in the port of long beach. They had a pic attached that showed so many dots (ships) that I didn't bother to count.

No kidding! The micro adjust is the bomb that and its simplicity continue to be my favorite features.

Agreed. @Kev if you happen to go with the Sleep Number adjustable bed I would be interested in how you tie it all together.

Looks great Kev! I love the way Wenge looks but dang those slivers hurt LOL

I strive to do the best I can and fix most things I mess up but I rarely point out my mistakes anymore...well except to woodworkers 🙂 Case in point I recently finished a second Urn in a month for a friends funeral. On the starburst top the finish created some interesting ripples where the pieces came together, try as I might I could not get them out and finally ran out of time so out the door it went. There were about 75 people at the funeral and you know, not one mentioned the issue but several mentioned how beautiful it was in fact the pastor pulled me aside and said it was one of the nicest Urns she had ever seen, major stroke to my ego LOL I really wanted to take a picture at the funeral home but thought it might be viewed as disrespectful. They had the box on its side with the cross facing the attendees and let me tell you the curl in that veneer looked amazing with the dimmed lights reflecting off it, even I wasn't thinking of the mistake in the finish at that point LOL

Congrats! I use mine a lot as well.

Interested to see what you decide. I have been thinking about a branding iron for a while but the reviews seem to be all over the map almost to the point that I wonder if there is a learning curve some folks aren't aware of.

Bandsaw then ROS

Damn!! That's up there. I think a standard metal wye delivered from Oneida was like 60ish and I thought that was bad. I will say the first time you have to change your duct work it is nice, drilling out rivets and pulling off metal tape is a PITA, luckily in 15 years I think I have only had to do it twice.

I built one a few years back and like it. I use it on the back of my Roubo is the clamp version. The only thing I don't like is taking it on and off so I am thinking about building a new top for my other bench and build the moxon on the end and then putting a pattern makers vise on it. That bench has the Noden adjustable legs so I can get it up as high as it is now on the top of the Roubo.

Kev I have the ceramics on both my Laguna bandsaws and would never go back but it seems to be a love or hate proposition. I'm in the I love ceramic guides camp. BTW congrats on the saw!! Looks like a really nice unit.

I agree with your thought just sand the edge vs chamfer. Very nice BTW

Very nice Kev!! Are the feet mitered? Nice job on the plaques Chet!!

So even if I buy something not on your page as long as I go through your page it helps?

Great job Chet!! Nothing better then nice clean work where every detail gets the same attention.

Nice work as always Chet!!

Most of mine are metal from Oneida with the exception of my manifold which is plywood with hardboard shop made gates.

Correct!

That's what I was thinking as well.

Welcome!

I am too, I love that ply!! Great job Kev!

Nice! They are really nice to have around I wish I could justify an airless but for the amount of times I use it I couldn't.