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    I have and use both. I would not substitute one for the other. I do use the 1" belt sander more often, but I would not be without either. I also have a 4x48 stationary belt sander with a 9" disk sander and two random orbital sanders, various sanding blocks and mini sanding tools. I do have a handheld belt sander that never gets used.
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    I use the same method for everything I cut, even oak. I use a 50/50 mixture of boiled linseed oil and mineral spirits. The oil brings out the natural color and grain of the wood, and the mineral spirits thins the oil allowing the oil to easily flow around the project, but most importantly, it helps the oil dry faster. After soaking for a minute or two, I wipe off the oil with blue shop paper towels, then let dry on a cookie rack. It will not bleed if you wipe the oil off fully. If the project has a backer, I will use compressed air to blow the oil out of the frets. The project will be dry enough to to top coat in 24 hours. I use Deft semi gloss spray lacquer. It's not as fast as easy as your method, but it has worked for me for many years.
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    Looks like you eat a lot of take out Chinese!
  4. dgman
    Very nice Rob. Love that Rimu!
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    I have a nice Makita finish sander. It never gets used. I have two Porter Cable 333 random orbital sanders. They aren't made anymore but have lasted for in fact one is a spare for when the first one dies. All my projects get sanded by one. I have the sander permanently hooked up to a Shop Vac with a Dust Deputy in between.
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    I always sand my blanks to finish grit before cutting, usually to 220 grit. Then after cutting, I'll use the same grit to touch up the fuzzies. I don't always start at 80 grit though. If the blank was fresh of the planer, I'll just use 220. It's all determined by how rough the blank was before I started. If after cutting I think it needs more sanding I will, but I never go above 220, unless it's BB which I sand to 320.
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    Yup, too high. That is a type I meaning it's about twenty years old. It WILL need new berings at the very least. If it was $100, I'd say go it, but not at $399.
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    Yup, I don't use the spacers and stableizers. Just the mandrel and sandpaper strips.
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    You don't need all the crap in the starter kits. All you need is the mandrel and the refill strips.
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    Don't worry about the size of hole, use a thicker block.
  11. dgman
    You can do anything you want as long as you do not sell the pattern or project. You can even post a picture of the finished project here but not the pattern.
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    That's an old 16" saw. Parts will be difficult to find as Delta no longer supports this saw. I would not buy online. You need to see it in person and try it out.
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    Looks good Rob! I always sell out when I cut them.
  14. dgman
    Oh I see, I guess you didn't read my reply on my recommending the the Lifetime brand tables available at Costco.
  15. dgman
    I guess I misunderstood your question..."Costco?".
  16. dgman
    Costco is a large membership store like SAMs Club, only bigger and better. I'm sure there is a store in Orange Co.
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    Super Bowl

    dgman replied to edward's topic in Bragging Rights

    You mean the Eagles won the Super Bowl? Just kidding Edward . It looks great!
  18. dgman
    I like the Lifetime tables. They are available at Costco and staples and other stores. I bought a cheap folding table at Target one year that started falling apart as soon as I used it the first time. The Lifetime tables have gone through three seasons without any problems.
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    That's a great save Rob! The only one I saw was the B. But I had to look real hard to find it. I think this one defiantly calls for another beer!!
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    CHEERS!!!
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    Cool work Al !
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    Bummer dude! We've all been there. Can it be glued back together?
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    If it where mine, I would use 1/8" BB the same diameter as the back piece as a backer. Either stain or paint it to contrast the the forest scene.
  24. dgman
    Grampa!! Second would be Steve Good. Both are Free! Oh, then there Birchbark and Bobscroll. All free!
  25. dgman
    SSome girls get all the swag!!
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