sblanchette
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So after cleaning up my garage, I get this great idea to replace some baseboard in my house - run it by the wife and she thinks its a good idea. I've got a bunch of basic power tools, but other than an old ryobi contractors saw (that hasn't been turned on in years, but makes a pretty good table for putting junk on) - so Im thinking sliding miter saw. Start looking around, reading amazon reviews and keep seeing these Festool things. Find this group, do some reading, but still leaning towards the stuff from Lowes (having a nifty 10% coupon).
A few days pass...
I found out that there is a Woodcraft in Orlando, hrm - never noticed that in the 7 yrs I've been here, so I sign up for an Adirondack chair class. Great class, great store, but mid-afternoon they were short a sander, so the instructor said "here - use this" and handed me a ETS 150 to use [big grin] - Wow, what a difference - kinda like it was sanding by itself and no sawdust to speak of (was kinda funny when we took a break and I was the only one not covered in dust).
So on the way out of the store I order a RO 150 and a CT36. Get home, wife likes the chair, so head back next day to get some wood to make another and walk out with wood and a PS300 jigsaw. A week later go pick up my sanders and extractor, and end up with an MFT/3 and TS75 on top of it.
As I'm typing this my better half sticks her head and says "remember the baseboards, I think those would be great" - and all I hear is Kapex ;D
So the question is - How far does this slope you all speak of go
??
Oh yeah, its a really cool chair
Scott
A few days pass...
I found out that there is a Woodcraft in Orlando, hrm - never noticed that in the 7 yrs I've been here, so I sign up for an Adirondack chair class. Great class, great store, but mid-afternoon they were short a sander, so the instructor said "here - use this" and handed me a ETS 150 to use [big grin] - Wow, what a difference - kinda like it was sanding by itself and no sawdust to speak of (was kinda funny when we took a break and I was the only one not covered in dust).
So on the way out of the store I order a RO 150 and a CT36. Get home, wife likes the chair, so head back next day to get some wood to make another and walk out with wood and a PS300 jigsaw. A week later go pick up my sanders and extractor, and end up with an MFT/3 and TS75 on top of it.
As I'm typing this my better half sticks her head and says "remember the baseboards, I think those would be great" - and all I hear is Kapex ;D
So the question is - How far does this slope you all speak of go
??Oh yeah, its a really cool chair
Scott
