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By Breslinwood · Posted
I have a dewalt planer that appears to have seized rollers I checked the sprockets and they seem fine. Any other suggestions before I tear into the machine and get the rollers lubed? -
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Just an observation, your marking triangles on the show side get partially cut away with the bevel cut. Do you also mark the back sides? Also, any reasons that one would choose the TS over the router table for this operation (or vice-versa)? -
I have an apron with flaps over the pockets. They are still easy to get into but don’t fill up with sawdust. edit: it’s similar to the ones posted by Beechwood. -
By Ron Swanson Jr. · Posted
It's ironic. We can engineer a table saw that drops the blade in a zillionth of a second on contact with your skin, but a decent apron remains unattainable.
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