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old lab i worked at had a drawer for "ball pean hammers" which was hilarious
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Eeyo posted:old lab i worked at had a drawer for "ball pean hammers" which was hilarious lol
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yospos tools thread: ball paen hammer
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bald peen hammers huh wanna see these peen hammers with a full head of hair
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any new tools?
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love a good fart simp post
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SawStop is from the Portland, Oregon area
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Here are some of my tools. There are many like them but these ones are mine.   I've since added a nice old Disson brand rip-cut saw from the 1950's. One of those braces is a locally made P&C brand one. The factory shut down long ago but one of the descendants of the original founders put together a website all about its history: https://www.pnctools.com/pc-factory/pc1941-1990/ Pretty neat, imo
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holy poo poo that is the neatest router table i’ve ever seen
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git apologist posted:holy poo poo that is the neatest router table i’ve ever seen Thanks, I run a tight ship  More small time tool stuff: The auger bits I have are from Hicraft Tool Co. from the tiny town of Greenfield, OH. The company rebranded and stopped existing a good 60 years ago afaict but the town is notable in that it still has a bit of manufacturing base. It's mostly Johnson Controls now but the reason the town didn't die out like so many others is that in the 80's when the local railroad was going to be shuttered they passed a bond issue and the city itself bought the line. So now the factories still exist with means to ship things out *and* the town gets a chunk of revenue based on output. http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2015/7/3/rail-town-in-ohio-shows-the-way.html
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git apologist posted:holy poo poo that is the neatest router table i’ve ever seen it absolutely is, unfortunately the router is the worst woodworking power tool.
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rotor posted:it absolutely is, unfortunately the router is the worst woodworking power tool. what's the scale here exactly like it's right up there for potential to maim, but it does do good work. lots of things that a router is good at that would take forever with any other tool. i think the worst tool is the panel saw because ours is unbelievably loud and annoying. or maybe the jointer, which is like you fed a moon stone to a table router and it evolved into something far scarier. a router will lop off a finger but a jointer will chew away your whole hand Sagebrush fucked around with this message at 01:14 on Feb 2, 2023 |
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Sagebrush posted:what's the scale here exactly insanely loud, spits out massive amounts of dust, easy to lose a finger or two, ruins your work instantly if you slip, etc jointers suck too but at least they're not sawdust producing machines, you just get a pile of loose shavings to sweep up
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Feb 2, 2023 01:15
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Sagebrush posted:router will lop off a finger but a jointer will chew away your whole hand yeah routers are the worst tools but i am most scared of the jointer
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I love my jointer. It's a 6" rigid brand and the jokes practically write themselves
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Scariest tool I have is the bandsaw. Because it's huge and the blade is _right there_ for a lot of operations. And for a while the motor belt didn't have proper tension (notoriously difficult to set up on powermatics) so it would make a horrible squealing noise when starting up
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what? the bandsaw is by a wide margin the safest woodworking power tool.
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rotor posted:what? the bandsaw is by a wide margin the safest woodworking power tool. Yeah but it just doesn't *feel* like it to me, doesn't have to make sense. Most dangerous is the table saw iirc
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table saw: kickback, pulls hand into blade jointer: eats your entire arm router: happy to take a finger off as it pulls your hands into the cutter radial arm saw: oh jesus bandsaw: like yeah if you deliberately push your hand into the blade it'll cut it but just dont do that
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Fortaleza posted:Yeah but it just doesn't *feel* like it to me, doesn't have to make sense. ok well thats fair i guess
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I keep my jointer set to .5mm, would take a while for it to eat my whole arm
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Fortaleza posted:I keep my jointer set to .5mm, would take a while for it to eat my whole arm not at 3000 rpm it wouldn't
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yeah good point. Still love it though, gets all my stock silky smooth and flat
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Fortaleza posted:I keep my jointer set to .5mm, would take a while for it to eat my whole arm it absolutely would not I have a jointer too but i treat it at all times like it wants to murder me, which it absolutely does.
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rotor posted:what? the bandsaw is by a wide margin the safest woodworking power tool. that's why i keep the orbital sanders under lock and key. you let your guard down even a little and BAM
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Sagebrush posted:that's why i keep the orbital sanders under lock and key. you let your guard down even a little and BAM well
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i mean yeah but
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you turn them on and they immediately start scooting away to do their nefarious deeds
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Sagebrush posted:you turn them on and they immediately start scooting away to do their nefarious deeds yeah, polluting the air with their vile dusts and so forth
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Used my new-to-me rip cut saw to resaw a board instead of my bandsaw the other weekend and it was extremely satisfying, great workout. Ignore the terrible clamping job I don't have the proper vise and was improvising on what would be comfortable
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i gotta get my saw sharpened, I tried doing it myself and just made them worse
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routers are very scary and I do not like them. I have never used a jointer but at least there is essentially just One Operation you can do with them. routers have too many options and possibilities and I simply do not like it
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i don’t like power woodworking tools in general. powered drills are ok i guess. if i ever have enough space to work some wood as a hobby i think im just gonna do all hand tools
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yeah i got a power drill and a drill press but otherwise pretty much all hand tools. got rid of my table saw and router and radial arm saw and scroll saw and power planer after the router chewed up the side of my finger while i was making a drawer.
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i think this guys videos are relaxing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8FBgZxTECw
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fart simpson posted:i don’t like power woodworking tools in general. powered drills are ok i guess. if i ever have enough space to work some wood as a hobby i think im just gonna do all hand tools i generally just do hand tools but I have a big bandsaw because I hate resawing and a shopsmith because idk it seemed like a good idea at the time.
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i like paul sellers even if most of his advice does boil down to "just have 20 years of woodworking experience like me," there's a lot of good tips and he seems like a good dude https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZp3C2hLBYY
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i mean, you wont go wrong if you take that advice
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the router is clearly the worst woodworking tool. but not far behind is the radial arm saw. The best woodworking tool is the axe.
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