ilovefuzz.com

That last entire page is fucking awesome.

odontophobia wrote:Whoa. Pope. That is fucking awesome.

They are beauty.

Too bad I'll never afford one.

Iommic Pope wrote:

odontophobia wrote:Whoa. Pope. That is fucking awesome.

They are beauty.

Too bad I'll never afford one.

That Nick Page sounds pretty nice, Pope.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCdDsEAxTys[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUEIzdDi8tg[/youtube]

I'm a fan of his work but it's pretty expensive...
some prices on this page:
http://www.gitarren-studio-neustadt.de/ ... itars.html

Yeah, they're expensive. They're works of art. I can still

i need this

ryan summit wrote:i need this

I'm getting ready to build some bookshelves for my wife. I'm excited for the project, cause that means I get to buy a circular saw.

skil mag 77
or a makita sidewinder if thats too much
although for bookshelves
you may be better off with a miter saw
i usually use 1x10 for bookcases
thats 9 1/2" wide
you shouldnd have to cut lengthwise (rip)
it should just be the square cuts the width and height
if this is your first saw, those cuts maybe a bitch
get a speed square and a cheap miter saw
thatll make it so much easier
pm me if you wanna talk more about it
or we could talk bookshelves in here today
whos gonna stop us?

ryan summit wrote:skil mag 77
or a makita sidewinder if thats too much
although for bookshelves
you may be better off with a miter saw
i usually use 1x10 for bookcases
thats 9 1/2" wide
you shouldnd have to cut lengthwise (rip)
it should just be the square cuts the width and height
if this is your first saw, those cuts maybe a bitch
get a speed square and a cheap miter saw
thatll make it so much easier
pm me if you wanna talk more about it
or we could talk bookshelves in here today
whos gonna stop us?

While I adore a good miter saw, I simply don't have enough long term usage for it. I figure that with a little bit of care, a circular saw should take care of everything. I'm thinking of doing an open style bookshelf, so I really don't have to make any long cuts. And definitely no ripping. I wouldn't even try that without a table saw.

Depending on if the wife likes the idea, I was looking at something along these lines: http://www.instructables.com/id/Cheap-e ... okshelves/

one of my character defects in real life
is knowing the only way to do a project
the right way
unfortunately leads to unsolicited advice
and ive been told it seems i try to make people feel stupid
in truth all i wanna do is help
haha now i work alone, whoch is ok
but i dont want my internet alter-ego to have that trait too
heres that makita
i know a few people who are happy with them
"itll last forever" kinda product

ryan summit wrote:one of my character defects in real life
is knowing the only way to do a project
the right way
unfortunately leads to unsolicited advice
and ive been told it seems i try to make people feel stupid
in truth all i wanna do is help
haha now i work alone, whoch is ok
but i dont want my internet alter-ego to have that trait too
heres that makita
i know a few people who are happy with them
"itll last forever" kinda product

Haha, no worries, I was going to ask your advice on tools anyway! I definitely didn't get a weird vibe.

I'll check that Makita out. My dad has always been a Dewalt guy, but I'm a little more open minded.

dewalt has gone down the tubes
i mean, for home DIY its fine
unfortunately thats what theyre made for now
my pops is still a dewalt guy too
and i use his stuff when im up at his house
he WILL NOT listen to me as far as tools go
it all gets the job done

ryan summit wrote:dewalt has gone down the tubes
i mean, for home DIY its fine
unfortunately thats what theyre made for now
my pops is still a dewalt guy too
and i use his stuff when im up at his house
he WILL NOT listen to me as far as tools go
it all gets the job done

What does one of the Makita jobbies run?

this is the cpo ebay store
i get all my refurb stuff from them
warrantees the whole shebang
this is a new one on sale
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Makita-7-1-4-in ... 4d1193e88c
they have a refurb for $95