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Does it give other options? Mine has a 'sign in options', one of which is to use a password instead of a PIN. -
I’m locked on pin number on computer. It let me in one time. I changed the pass word and later when I went back in to log, I was back at pin failure. Options? -
With smaller 10” miter saws you get pretty good cuts. On larger 12” sliding miter saws it’s easy to see why some cuts if not done carefully can be off a bit. A good RAS can fpgpdo great angles, but depend on which RAS you have. Poor blades, saws or poor usage have left many woodworkers disappointed over the tears with these tools.
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I do but I do more construction that what is considered woodworking. When I do woodworking, it is also used. I think I bought my first powered miter box in the '80's, but didn't like it, and disposed of it some kind of way. I had used a Langdon-Acme for over 30 years and it still gets used occasionally. The one I have now is the first one I really liked. A Dewalt 708 and still use it because it still cuts true. I think it still cuts true because I have never locked the blade up in anything, probably because I never do a push cut. I have another one set up to cut aluminum that is a non slider. I also have two radial arm saws that I use. One set to only cut accurate 90's, and the other keeps a dado blade on it for various uses. I almost never, and maybe never crosscut on a table saw because it scares me. I can't even remember ever doing it. -
I honestly had no idea, just built it as requested. Since you asked I just looked at it. Seems like it’s just to hold rain boots and keep not-frequently used things under it. Yesterday kid #2 and I cut a maple board to rough length for a picture frame. I would have had him use the jigsaw but he wanted the handsaw after using it for the closet shelf.
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