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Just a idea, but if you make your table a little smaller you can leave it attached to the saw and not have to remove it each time you want to use the saw in the cut off mode. This photo shows about four mods I have done to my saw. The removable jaw extension on the moving jaw, the jaw clamp...

X2 for the tupper ware screw driver holder, beats the heck out of my coffee cup holder. And you will like the four jaw also, great addition to your kit. Mel

I see this type of drill bit around here a lot, mostly in second hand shops. I was told they came from one of the aircraft plants near Seattle, probably Boeing. I usually can buy them for less than 50¢ each. They are a very good quality bit.

stonewall, I sent you a personal message. Mel

I found a Palmgren 8” Cross Slide Rotary table in a box in my shop that I forgot that I had! The reason it was boxed up is, it’s too big for my little milling machine. I just spent a couple of hours taking it apart and cleaning and oiling it. I don’ think it has had very much use. Both the X...

My thoughts are with you and your family.

I have a Griz G-0619 and I have what looks like that same Power feed. Except I bought it from Little Machine Shop. And the first time I used it I had the same problem of with the table manual drive,,,,,until I found that by putting the direction selector in the neutral position eliminated the...

That has to be the wildest sounding engine I've ever heard. Great looking also. I can't tell the size from the video though. Can you post a photo with something to reference the size by. Thanks

Brad, there is something very wrong with your shop! I couldn't find one thing in there that was GREEN ;D Kidding aside your shop looks great :bow: Mel

When I moved from DRY DRY Idaho to the Oregon coast I was shocked at the speed that things rusted here. I only live a mile inland from the ocean and we get heave dew almost every night. I have found that a light coating of WD40 helps a lot, but I have decided that air circulation helps the most...

I like your drill table Chuck, I have been playing with the idea of making a drill press table with “T” slots in it much like my milling machine table. It would allow one to use the mills clamping fixtures and would also be handy to attach various vices and other things. Would be a great way to...

Hey! hold my beer and watch this!

Great plans Chuck, the only thing I see that you might of left out, is maybe the holes in the valve block for the air supply tube & block that attaches to the back end of the valve block with 2, 2-56 socket head cap screws. But is obvious they need to be there so maybe it's not that important...

I have one that I bought about a year ago, it's a Digital Blue, bought in on Ebay for less than $20. It will take photos to the computer using the key board. The best thing I found it useful for is finding those pesky little metal slivers I get in my finger from time to time. It's kind of...

firefox wouldn't let me on here either, had to use IE to get here. whats up?? I just happened over night. Mel

Great project, looks like the real thing. But you need to plant some more zucchini so you will be able to finish it. Mel

You need to look at how much of the vice will hang out in the front of the table and still be reach the back jaw. I have a four inch vice on mine and it hangs out past the "Y" handle.. but I also have a three inch. and two inch and a couple of other vices to fit what ever job I might have.. I...

I have that same power feed on My Grizzly X3 mill and I really like it, IF you put the direction shifter in to the neutral position, you can turn the hand feed wheel with very little extra effort at all, BUT if you leave the direction shifter in either left or right position the hand wheel is...

I think that was a kit. I bought one of the 6X48 sander kits. I can't remember the name of the company. I think it was something like Giliam or Gilliom. the kits were all supplied with the necessary hardware or castings and full size drawings. There was a band saw, table saw, belt sander, i...