Jim Frye
Senior Member
"The Nut In The Cellar"
Last Activity: Yesterday, 11:58 PM
Joined: 12-29-2002
Location: Maumee, OH, USA.
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Twiststol: Thanks. the latest iOS updates hosed several settings. There have been other settings that have been driving me nuts. I have enough trouble...Last edited by Jim Frye; 01-07-2021, 07:29 PM. -
Having a basement shop can have its advantages. The 17 780 lumen daylight LED lights that illuminate my 12'x22' shop are 88" from the floor. The...Last edited by Jim Frye; 01-07-2021, 07:28 PM.Leave a comment:
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Disappointing Day For My Woodworking
Today my eye surgery was deemed well healed enough to resume time in the shop, so I took my cut list for the next project and headed over to the hardwood... -
I did this back in the âÂ90s. The cabinet was a bookcase (Wood MagazineâÂÂs Towering Tomes plans) modified to house a 32âÂÂâ...Last edited by Jim Frye; 01-03-2021, 07:04 PM.Leave a comment:
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Like the old saying about lost things. It is always the last place you look....Leave a comment:
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Loring: Not an issue at all. Thanks for fixing things. The articles section is a great resource that is often overlooked.Leave a comment:
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Wonder what happened to my second post with another link to an Articles maintenance how to for belt change? It was ther for one cycle, but then disappeared....Leave a comment:
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This saw has enough power to make the cut you described. I have resawn 3 1/2” maple on mine. Sometime ago, I bevel ripped the under side of a Shaker...Leave a comment:
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When I was learning to use my BT3K, I stalled the blade in a cut and before I could react, both belts melted through on the motor pulley. I bought multiple...Leave a comment:
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When I bought my first router (early 90s), it was a Ryobi R700 plunge router. I didn’t have much money for tools back then and bought router bits from the same mail order house (Trend Lines) that I bought the router. They had an in house line of bits that I used because they were much less than the other bits available. All of the straight bits had the extra cross cutter at the end. Never gave it a second thought until years later when I bought a Bosch straight bit that lacked the cross... -
When I bought my first router (early 90s), it was a Ryobi R700 plunge router. I didn’t have much money for tools back then and bought router bits...Leave a comment:
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I opted for the laser guided distance lens operation ($1,800 per eye out of pocket). The multi focus lens procedure cost $3,600 for each eye. Insurance...Leave a comment:
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