Sad Day... We are going to move and have it narrowed down to a couple houses and all of the lack the space needed for a shop right now. So I'm forced to sell my Saw, I was going to put it on Craigslist and just wondering what could be a good asking price. It's only about 2 months old and really one has been used for about 20 mins total.


Delta 36-979 Table Saw
http://www.deltaportercable.com/Prod...roductID=13676

Delta Unifence 30" with Ext Table
http://www.toolorbit.com/Delta/Delta-36-U30.html


Not sure what a good asking price would be...

Not mine and I don't have any info other than the following.

Stopped in the Pawn store next to the Gun Rack in K-Ville.
Later model Shopsmith no accessories that I could see in a quick moment, but there was a box of items underneath it that had a Sanding plate. They were asking $375.00


Maybe of interest to someone.

MODS - If a thread like this is not allowed, please delete. I'll get the point. If it is allowed... Here goes.

The time has come to upgrade my dust collection. But that is for a different post.

Currently, I have 2 Delta AP400 units. One of them is like new. I bought it last year when Lowes was clearing them out. It sat in the box for probably 4-5 months before going into use, and only has maybe 5-6 hours of use on it. The other one is older and more used, but still in great shape and has no problems.

So, what are they worth? I'm not looking to make a killing on either of them, but then again, I can't afford to "give" them away. My hope is that by selling both of them I can make enough money to cover most of the cost of a single (more powerful) unit.

With Roger's permission, I wanted to let everyone know that he is stepping down as a moderator. Roger has decided it's time to conclude his time as a NCWWer Moderator and return to regular membership. Be assured the he will continuing as an active member and supporter of the site.

Roger is one of the original members of this site. He has welcomed more people than almost anyone, except maybe DaveO, and shown the ropes to many more. He was one of the earliest moderators and I had the pleasure of serving on the first North Carolina Woodworker, Inc. BoD with him. He brings a terrific sense of humor, an open honest friendliness, and lot of wisdom to the table (in addition to a weird metal helmet).

While myself, the BoD and the staff will miss his input, we are pleased that he is NOT leaving the organization, but rather returning to general membership and woodworking in general.

For all you have done, Roger, a heart-felt "thank you!"

Doug

190 bf of kiln dried Birch. I got it at the Taylor-Ramsey auction in Virginia. I have way more than I need. Boards range from 3" to 10" wide and 6' to 10' long. $1.25 bf - this is what I paid for it. Pick up at my house in Apex. I have no way of delivering. Thank you.

Hello everybody....
ran across this site a few days ago and I have been lurking. I currently live in King ( just north of Winston-Salem). First got involved in woodworking when I was 7 or 8, I am 38 now. My grandfather's brother-in-law ( my great uncle?) lived next door and had a shop. So, I used to hang out with him a lot. We moved into our new house a few years ago and I bought some new equipment to make a few things for around the house and to fill up the garage with something other than a car. My brother-in-law and I are currently looking at building a workshop so we will both have somewhere to get away and work on a few projects for our families. Hopefully I will be able to contribute some, but I am sure I will have more questions than contributions for now. I would consider my woodworking skills at intermediate and finishing skills at novice. I have completed some basic things...bookcases, cutting boards, finish carpentry in house, display boxes, etc. Again, hello and I look forward to hanging out here and learning a few things.

What do you use to cut Aluminum Diamond Plate (Tread Plate)?

I saw on TV where they used a circular saw. Do you need a special metal cutting blade?

Hello all,
I guess this is officially my first post. I am trying to get together some costs to see if it is possible for me to build a new workshop and move out of the garage. I am not and do not know an electrician. Any idea how much it may cost to wire up the building. Machines will be a mix of 110 and 220 ( single phase ). Looking at a 30'x40' building. Just trying to get some rough figures on paper right now.

I am sure I will have plenty of other questions if I decide to go thru with this. Thanks in advance for the advice/help.

I saw this on another link and it's cost is much less than the "Easy Rougher". Thought everyone would like to see. Go to www.jandbtools.com :tool:

I'm not connected to this classified item but want'd to comment on the good deal. A jet 1100cfm
(1.5hp) is stong enough to pull through duct work and blast gate systems. A good reliable machine and the remote switch is always a good idea to prevent you from having to leave the tool just to cut the system on and off. Always check the filtration level...I'm not sure what this one is.:kermit:

Stopped in Chesnee Hardware & Supply this morning and they have a couple of Pepsi crates of 8" Colson fixed casters for $10 each. Not sure about material or what they are rated.

http://maps.google.com/maps/place?ci...nee%2Bhardware

My wife wants red oak hardwood flooring. It can be pre-finished or unfinished. Just needs to be red oak or maybe a prefinished white oak. I need over 300 sq ft but if I can find 200 at a good deal I will take that and "find" the rest. Let me know if anyone runs across at a "decent" price. Thanks

Anybody have recommendations on a location around Raleigh to get some bandsaw blades cut down and rewelded ?

Raleigh Saw Co. in north Raleigh is the only place I know of, but I've never actually used them. Would rather not experiment with these blades.

-Mark

For all of you looking for a solution to their Compound Miter Saw dust problems, here is a sale for the Fastcap Saw hood. It is $110, reduced from $180. I have never tried it, so this is not an endorsement.

http://wood.tooliday.com/

These are my personal favorite clamps. Not made for quite a long time.

Thanks,
Jim

Unused Speed Clamps Record England (Apex, NC)
Date: 2009-11-19, 6:44PM EST
Reply to: sale-dkxy5-1473812017@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]

This is a set of clamps
Made by Record Tools Limited
Made in Sheffield, England
Wonderful quality and they are new & unused
Comes in 4 sizes and a total of 6 clamps.
1x 6 inch
1x 12 inch
2x 18 inch
2x 24 inch
Will sell as set, of individually.
The set would be $45,
or 6" and 12" are $7.50 each and 18" and 24" are $10 each

You can email me on mearsanc@yahoo.com, or call Colin on 919-367-8342

I do have other tools for sale, so please take a look.

* Location: Apex, NC
* it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

Happy Birthday Mike !!!

Hope you have a good one. :icon_thum

Danny

Asking $275 for Jet DC-1100 Dust Collector with Long Ranger III Wireless RF Remote

Purchased new from Woodcraft in Matthews. Recently upgraded to cyclone system and no longer need this unit. Used in hobby shop only. Upgraded with Long Ranger III remote system. Has two 4" ports on the front (one can be capped if not in use)

Located in Charlotte. Drop me a PM or email me at woodwranglerREMOVETHIS@gmail.com.

More information and reviews:

http://www.amazon.com/DC-1100-708626GK-1100-Dust-Collector/drillpress/B00004YKD2

http://www.pennstateind.com/store/LR110-3.html

I found a great deal on CL and they just joined the family:





The Entire family:

Just a little small box quick and easy.
After all xmas is comming SOON.

Thanks for looking







Tight miters, couldnt you just see a segmenter making a loose joint:nah:

I keep getting a server error message after a loooooooong wait time when I try & upload photos.
Whatup?

I'd like some good advice on bandsaw blades. I recently acquired a Grizzly 16" G1073 saw, which came with a 1/2" blade. It takes 113" blades from 1/4" to 1". I assume that, like most blades that come with saws, the blade it came with is not a great blade, although it has been useful for set-up etc.

I'd like to buy a few blades to set myself up for cuts ranging from curved cuts in relatively thin stock such as 3/4" pine or plywood. For this, I was considering buying a 1/4" blade, and a replacement 1/2" blade with a somewhat higher tpi. I would also like to be able to cut larger stock and potentially do a little resawing. So, I was considering a 3/4" or 1" blade, with 2 - 3 tpi.

My challenge to you:

Tell me how I should spend $100 or so on a few blades. Please be as specific as you can (rake, hook, skip, tpi, and definitely source/vendor). I've done some reading and on-line shopping and came away overwhelmed and a little baffled.

Thanks,

Ted

We're looking to try to get our houses exterior painted before it gets too cold and I'm just now getting around to lining up some contractors to call for estimates. I know a lot of building trade folks are being hit pretty hard by the economy downturn and decided I'd inquire here to see if any of our Raleigh area members might be painting contractors and interested in giving me an estimate. I'm not looking for freebies or anything, just looking for an estimate from a licensed/bonded painting contractor. Also, I've got no interest in attempting the job myself or hiring anyone "on the side" to help me DIY.

If anyone does this as as profession and is interested shoot me a PM with contact info and we can go from there. Also, if anyone has had any recent good experiences with local painters I'm interested in hearing about them as well in case I don't get any bites from members.

So you have a better idea about the job here's some info about the house. Single story all brick ranch with rear walk out basement, so job is pretty much all soffet/fascia/trim/caulking and probably some replacement of rotten wood as well.

TIA,
Brian.

I found this General table saw on CL and was wondering if anyone had opinions about it. I am going to look at it tomorrow and if it is the 350, it looks like a good upgrade to my Delta 1.5HP/unifence.

http://raleigh.craigslist.org/tls/1473493694.html

Evans

I've started making a small work bench for my GIT (Galoot in Training) and it's going to be a very basic Roubo style bench made out of 2x construction lumber. I'd like to make a little leg vise as one of his favorite things to do is clamp up stuff, but I can't use any of the bench screws you find out there as they're too long. I need something no longer than 9"

Lee Valley has one the right size http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...=1,43838,43845 but it has no way of affixing it to the chop (the moving board) of the vise. That part is called a garter and I'm not sure how to make a garter for that kind of vise screw.

Any ideas on a source or how to make a garter for a screw like that one from Lee Valley? If money was no object, I'd have the guy who makes beautiful wooden screws make a custom one, but money is an object, so that's off the table.

Thanks!

http://charlotte.craigslist.org/mat/1473297215.html

3 pallets of 2x6's cut into mostly 32" lengths. Taking up precious space and we just want you to come and get it.

• Location: Charlotte, NC
• it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests