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Ok well electrician was a no show so I’m not able to use the saw or DC yet. I have date night with my bride tomorrow evening so hard to say when I will get to play with these things. i did get the table saw all finished and started putting the cross cut sled together. I am going to sell my workbench with the dewalt saw in it. Just looking for some opinions on what others think might be a fair price to ask for it? The saw is a DWE 7480 and is about 8 weeks old. I bought it just to put in this workbench. The workbench measures 7 x 4 x 36.5 and it has 6 casters on the bottom. I’ve attached a few pictures of it. The miter saw is not included and it is setup so you can put the top pieces back in if the miter saw is not in there so you can use it as work space. -
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I’m often amazed and impressed at the Woodworking and non-woodworking knowledge the members on here have. And just as often have no clue as to what they are saying on most subjects but sounds cool anyway!
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I have seen a dark (almost black) pore filler used on mahogany and the result was very appealing. Since the pours are small you don't see any areas of filler muchlalrger than a sharp pencil tip but there are a lot of them.. It would be worth a try on a samle board to see if you like it.
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