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Mine are easier to see - at least before the snow fell last week..

Mine too and I show witness to that in all of my shop jigs, Not an once of finish to be had anywhere. Some of the members do as much work on the the finish as do on a complete project. One pays the price, however. A good finish is function and not just attractive. My out feed table is an example. I...

FWIW, I was having trouble in the beginning too - then I read a Dusty comment about using a different Forum preference. After I switched to what he was using, I had no trouble posting pics.

thunderbirdbat wrote:Nice. I would drill a hole to stick the allen wrench in on one of the blocks so it does not rattle around and is always in one spot when looking for it. I always seem to misplace them.

Or glue in a rare earth magnet..

algale wrote:Pr To confuse matters even more, when you tilt the table down to the right side of the table to cut a bevel, from the perspective of the blade it actually looks like a the blade has tilted left.

Which would explain why treating as a left-tilt application works.

That's given me some new ideas - thanks for sharing Paul!

Welcome to the club! I'm relatively new here too but can say I'm constantly amazed at the amount of product knowledge available through this group!! Being new to this tool, you will have questions - don't be shy, ask away. Then you'll probably have to sift through all the ideas to find the best one ...

Very nice! And a great use of "recycling" too!!

To Algale I don't know if I ever posted the under SS storage cabinets. I would be glad to so if anyone is interested. Paul I'm sure I've seen them in a previous post and even commented on how I liked them, but feel free to post more pics because they look great! Question for you though - how often ...

I'd make the "crosscut" first - I think I'd have more opportunity to use a 16x27" piece of pw than a 7x96" piece, unless I needed some shallow shelves