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Building a woodshop....recommended tools
vader:
--- Quote from: nostrebor on November 15, 2005, 02:00:40 pm ---BTW:
if you think building Arcade Cabinets is expensive...
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I so know building other things is alot more expensive....maple vs. mdf....hmmm....
Tim
Dervacumen:
I'd get a nice reciprocating saw. Milwaukee / Porter Cable / DeWalt.
Ever think of a nice lathe? Handy for turning a bat so you can protect your new investment. ;D
vader:
--- Quote from: Dervacumen on November 15, 2005, 03:20:15 pm ---I'd get a nice reciprocating saw. Milwaukee / Porter Cable / DeWalt.
Ever think of a nice lathe? Handy for turning a bat so you can protect your new investment. ;D
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Already got the milwaukee sawzall....never really called a reciporating saw...hehe....the lathe is a nice idea actually,
cause I would like to get into doing some tables and such
at some point, works good for legs....anyone got some workshop pics than can post, I want some ideas on setups
D10:
If you plan on making alot of furniture and such, a jointer would be a good investment. Could start with a hand held model before getting the large 5"-6" type.
Not paying attention just re-read nostrebor's post and seen a jointer listed.
missioncontrol:
don't forget a tape measure
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