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| Forum Moderator Supreme Forum King | Mine is my Dewalt 734 planer. Because the rough cut lumber is so much cheaper and gives me some more work to do at a better price. Got half a truck load of oak and pine what it would have cost me for 3 boards 1x8x8 red oak at the local home improvement stores around my area. ![]()
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| Registered User Forum Fanatic | My favorite and most used stationary tool is my 12" compound miter saw. I use it every time I'm in my workshop. Bill |
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| Registered User Jr. Member | Mine is the Craftsman Contractors Saw, I bought in the early 80s, still going, but needs a tune up...vibration is getting bad now, I think I finally bent the arbor...oh well... Retired now, so I guess its time for a new one? LOL...
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| Registered User Jr. Member | Mine is a bandsaw |
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| Registered User Forum King | I found a Craftsman Bandsaw at a garage sale for $200.. Large top with a swivel head.. Digital readout for speed, bevel, and tension.. I love it..
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| Forum Contributer Supreme Forum King | My favorite stationary tool is a hammer, I got from my grandfather, it's stationary in a picture frame , ya I know, but he got it from his dad and used it all the time to drive in wood screws hahahahahahaha, I know but he did, one turn with the screw driver and he was done, he said that he hated wood screws because then had a slot that would rip/cam out. Bj ![]()
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| Retired Moderator Supreme Forum King | I would have to say my lathe which is a bench top Penn State Turnercrafter Pro model. I love it! I split my time turning on it and with my flat work. Corey |
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