William Eicehelberger

I use both solid wood and Bb ply and rght now I am regular ply from a cabinet shop, but I do prefer solid wood.

On any project that I will use 2 or more copies I cut 3 I make my own frames so the size doesn't matter. My backers is usually some scrap ply found in the dumpster With the price of balletic birch I don't make many prostrates or pictures The ;main thing is that the blade is square with the table Bill

I buy all my blades from Denny Knappen the prices are good and the service is great, besides that due to my last order I got an extra dozen blades, I got them in 3 days.Good show Denny Bill

welcome back I retired 8 years ago told the wife I wasn't going to work in the factory @ the age of 75. I have no regrets since.

send them a nasty letter that's what i did bill

I tried that place 5to 6 years ago and had to get real nasty with them then they sent My order and some one else with 2 letters of regrets. I just used both orders and never used them again. I am surprised they are still in business. Bill

I bought mine at Manards and it works fine I paid 1111445 for it but now it would be $100 +

I have made several they are a decent seller in this area. they are fun to make .yours are really good nice job. Bill

I use a sanding mop. I have a 5 in. mop which I maid myself using 180 grit sanding paper It took a lot of sanding paper and a long time making,. I made this about 5 years ago and it still does a good job. It is about as cheep to buy one , the price of sanding paper is up right now. I got the pattern off the internet . I haven net to break a piece of fret work Bill

I have 3 sizes of Steve Goods clamps and I have never had any problems with them. They work great, IKE

I also get fuzzies on some pieces . I take care of it with a sending mop. I made me one about 5 years ago and it still gets the job done. run the mop slow . I use it on fretwork on 1/4 ply with no breakage. it's a time savor. Bill

I am an old Olson user but Pegas made a believer out of me. They are sharper and last longer. I am sold bill

I have the Pagas holders on my EX saw they work well with no slippage and you always have the correct tension on the blade I think they are great addition to my saw no cleaning the blade is needed . Bill

The smallest drill I use is a 3/64

`I had a delta and within 2 years it went bad it was under warrantee and I decided to take it to the delta repair shop. after one months called the shop and they were waiting for parts and would get it done when the parts came IN. this was the same after month 2,3,4,5,6 they finally got it finished I called delta once to find out what the problem was and they said I should just go and buy a new saw Well I did and it wasn't a delta. the original delta is now my back up saw. Never again,