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Yea but something like that you want to see it. I never buy anything sight unseen and can care how good return policy is. It now cost you to go return it. put some of the lesser tools up there. The lady right away wanted to go get me one out from the back. I said I am there to look. Picked up a bunch of tie wraps while I was there. use them all over the place. Going to my church this Sat to help put outside Christmas lights up so will use them there. Was not a waste of time anyway. Now they had another one smaller and it was on the middle shelf. You could have played with that one all you want. I would have switched them. Anyway that is my report. I have none. Good luck to all that buy them.

Looks great, snow whats that, we can't even get rain, RJ

Yeah that's how it was when I went to look at it.. hard to see up on the top shelf and zip tied down. I imagine it is tied down not so much as theft but some idiot would probably spin it around and drop it off the top shelf onto their toe or something and then as sue happy as people are and insurance companies are these days there would be a lawsuit. It's not like the old days when people had some common sense. LOL On the flip side, They have a great return policy.. or at least mine does.. Buy it, look it over and return it, LOL.

Well I stopped by a HF today as I said I would do. I saw that Bauer saw but that is all I could do was see it. It was on a top shelf lashed down so no one could steal it. As someone could carry that out. The table is massive and beefy. The tension clamp up front is garbage. that will wear very quickly so change it to Pegas and you do better. Other than that I could not play with it. I could not see the name plate to see if it showed the origin of where it is made so I still do not know. Other than that it is what it prices out to be a mid range saw with who know how good the parts are. Time will tell. I never can understand why HF does that but many of their tools you can not play with. Not good sales program.

I totally agree. I understand that everybody can have an opinion and some experiences and that these might be really diverse. In that case, I think that specialized articles from authorized people can make the difference and bring some real light about the issue. The problem is when even these articles throw completely opposite views. Then you feel really lost and you don't know who and what to believe. At last, there is nothing better to rely on than "common sense".

We only have 1 week before entries close. Can we get 2 more designers and add 30 new ornaments to our Ornamens For Charity eBook? Who else can help?

Thanks Marie.

Thanks RJ.

Thanks Paul. She taught art for 25 years at a local elementary school.

I have a delta which is as far as I can see is the same as dewalt only cheaper.

I have to say proceed with caution. I saw an unbelievable deal on an almost-new Hawk a while back. There was not much info, just pictures and video. I started asking questions because I was excited. Asked two questions via message, then asked if he would send the serial number so I could check on the age of the saw. The guy exploded and cussed me out for asking the questions; Then I noticed that by the end of that day, the listing was gone. He may have sold it, but I felt like maybe it was a stolen saw, and he was afraid I was on to it. Could be wrong, but his action just set off alarms in my head.

Christmas Lamps - my new Christmas tree ornament set or just decorations. Each lamp consists of 4 layers, 1/8 inch. Project size 3,5 x 6 inches. Christmas Lamp patterns Video of making Christmas Lamp

Congrats Don well deserved

Morning, All. I’m still trying to connect with the guy that has the Seyco for sale.

WOW a you did a great job, lot’s of patience and craftsmanship

Great finishing, I like how it makes depth effect

Looks great!

Very nice! I joined a group if FaceBook of things people make with Pallet wood.. They do amazing stuff. No more passing up free pallets for me.

Another great job!

well done, well deserved!

Oh, what a rabbit hole I remember the good old days when a Google search would get decent results, now it's a case of pick what feeds your own beliefs ( this applies to numerous genres ). While I was in college a new round of agricultural products came around with very dubious claims. My instructors put together a class on how to spot the BS adds. It's been 45 years, so my memory is a little fuzzy. I'll have to go refresh my memory and start a new thread in the Coffee House.

Looks great! Nice colors.

Well,you deserved first place. Great job!

Awesome! I've always wanted to make that one.

$24 per gallon of mineral oil vs $36 for 3.5 quarts of olive oil.