This is the last project I made on my BT3100. I've had a BT for almost 20 years until I recently replaced it with a zip code AKA Craftsman 22124 (wish there was a site like this for them).
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Very nice!!
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Great job. Can't wait to finish my shop so I can make nice furniture like that.Garth
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That is nice!Don, aka Pappy,
Wise men talk because they have something to say,
Fools because they have to say something.
PlatoComment
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That is absolutely OUTSTANDING!
Awesome work!
TomTom in Iowa
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Very nice piece of furnitureComment
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Sweet, Mike. Beautiful arc on the spreaders. Nice fit and finish, too. Good work.
JRJRComment
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Great job! What's a zip code?Comment
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Beautiful work! I hope to get that good someday.not exactly Norm...alComment
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Nice design, and very nice work. Looks like it will last for generations.AL JEWELLComment
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Wow, is that ever nice looking! I'm in the planning stages for a dresser for my daughter, and thinking of frame and panel sides, so thanks for posting.
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TomComment
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that looks great! Also, I'm happy to hear the BT lasted you 20 years!!!Comment
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That's an excellent piece of work.
KenComment
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The new Craftsman and Delta, hybrid saws, are refered to as zipcode saws.Originally posted by Tundra_Man
As for wishing there was a forum for them, this place really is! We don't discriminate, and we have a lot of people who eventually upgrade to a bigger saw. Considering some of the stuff I have seen built with hand tools or power tools that are nothing in comparison to what we have today, it always amazes me, how some sites laugh at WHATEVER tool you use.She couldn't tell the difference between the escape pod, and the bathroom. We had to go back for her.........................Twice.Comment
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