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re: Woodworking Advice
Posted on 12/29/15 at 7:09 am to IMATIGERFAN
Posted on 12/29/15 at 7:09 am to IMATIGERFAN
First a quality drill. I personally use all dewalt stuff but its personal preference. There are other quality lines out there.
I've been doing this for a while and still don't have a table saw because I don't want to go on the cheap on that. You can make rips with a circular saw and a guide.
Get a good miter. You can probably do 90% of what you will want to do with a 12" miter saw, but if you have the funds make it a 12" sliding.
Clamps - as someone else said harbor freight will save you some money. Other stores want $$$ for clamps.
A good orbital sander. I use bosch, but again any of the brands dewalt, bosch, ryobi, porter cable to name a few will serve you just fine.
Resources: I'm good based on existing plans. Designing your own is a little more tough. I like to use Ana White, DIY Pete, Rogue Engineer for a lot of good ideas. Good luck!
I've been doing this for a while and still don't have a table saw because I don't want to go on the cheap on that. You can make rips with a circular saw and a guide.
Get a good miter. You can probably do 90% of what you will want to do with a 12" miter saw, but if you have the funds make it a 12" sliding.
Clamps - as someone else said harbor freight will save you some money. Other stores want $$$ for clamps.
A good orbital sander. I use bosch, but again any of the brands dewalt, bosch, ryobi, porter cable to name a few will serve you just fine.
Resources: I'm good based on existing plans. Designing your own is a little more tough. I like to use Ana White, DIY Pete, Rogue Engineer for a lot of good ideas. Good luck!
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Posted on 12/29/15 at 5:09 pm to lsugrad35
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Get a good miter. You can probably do 90% of what you will want to do with a 12" miter saw, but if you have the funds make it a 12" sliding.
Agree. Don't get the 10". Made this mistake and had to get a 12" after I got tired of dealing with it.
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