Tip for cleaning table saw blades.

[BWSmith]

OK,normally there isn't quite so much "extra" flour..........I was in a hurry.

The pie is out baby..........

Gotta say,this is a favorite 'round here come party time.I swear,you can eat the crust with a little ice cream.

 

[Charles Neil]

Well seeing how we are from Va, I was thinking of a visit, but seeing as how you only made one pie. Maybe not :BangHead:

 

[BWSmith]

Wife and I are spending this Fri night in Winchester..........gonna find some early a.m. eats.We were in Abingdon last w/end........going to Petersburg next w/end.

Trying to get the finished pie to upload.....

 

[Charles Neil]

I am now in Harrisonburg, right off I 81 , about 1 mile, Winchester is about an hour and a half north. But I doubt that pie last that long.!!!!!!!!!!

 

[BWSmith]

See if this uploads......

swirly stuff on top is butter


Besides pie........some of the best things in life are about finishing.Got my eye on a new SATA,4400 minijet.Can put one to work today/tonight.

 

[Alex Stokes]

Mmm... pie

(I like the idea of NOT using that oven cleaner)

 

[Gofor]

Krud Kutter non toxic, non caustic works super well. been using it for years Lowes has it , will also clean an oven, or even a burn on a drum sander paper,

+1. I started using it for my TS blades after I saw how well it worked on chains for my Stihls.

Go

 

[CrealBilly]

See if this uploads......

swirly stuff on top is butter


Besides pie........some of the best things in life are about finishing.Got my eye on a new SATA,4400 minijet.Can put one to work today/tonight.

Every thread if replied to long enough will turn to food at some point in time My mom used to make chocolate pie, im not much on chocolate anything now that I'm older.

 

[CrealBilly]

As long as we are on home brews here. I wanted to give you guys my FIL recipe for a WD40 spin off. 1/2 diesel & 1/2 automatic transmission fluid. In my experience his brew works better than WD40 for unlocking rusty parts.

 

[09woodie22]

Hit the Dollar Tree and buy a bottle of Awesome spray cleaner. It's only a buck. I use a couple of five gallon bucket lids, one to put blade into, spray with Awesome, then cover with other lid. Wait five minutes, then with scrub brush (also from Dollar Tree) clean blade, then rinse with water. Dry blade, and spray down with my secret "top saver" spray mixture, which isn't much of a secret.

Wonderful! Tips for retired and underpaid folks on limited budget! T-H-A-N-K Y-O-U. :wwink: