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Got an email from Tyler over at Bendpak/Quickjack. They are holding a pretty significant sale on Quickjacks right now. Basically, it’s $250 off both models and free shipping. For the record, I actually have one of these – the BL-5000SLX to be exact. I use it at the racetrack as a sort of mobile lift. It fits in the back of my truck just fine, is light enough not to be too much of a burden and is incredibly handy to have when you are hunting brake issues or need to get under the car… for any reason really. And …
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The M18 Random Orbital Sander

My sanders of choice in Texas are a Festool Rotex 150 (the best all around sander I’ve ever used) and the Festool ETS 125 (fantastic finish sander). I love them both, but also realize that their pricing doesn’t often justify their functionality. For my Hawaii shop, the cost/value relationship was very important to me… and so, I went with the Milwaukee M18 Random orbital sander – a $99 (tool only) sander. I know this sander has been out a few years, but this is my first attempt at going cordless on just about anything other than my drill/driver set up. …
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I’m running a bit behind schedule for sure… At first, I was having issues finding plywood of any kind – even the box store was sold out. And then, I found some and it was probably the worst material I’ve ever worked with – full of voids, warped, gross, and well… I made it work. Otherwise, I don’t have many complaints out here. I work outside and the weather has been pretty nice and if I get hot at all, I just jump in the ocean for a few minutes and then get back at it. The only real disruptions …
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An Affordable Track Saw Option

While most people in woodworking tend to emphasize the table saw in their shop, I’ve always put my focus on the track saw. In my Texas shop, dust collection is the key reason behind this. In Hawaii, however, dust collection isn’t as big of a concern. Space, however, is… So, with no real room for a table saw at the moment I’ve called on the track saw once again. In Texas I have a Festool TS55 and a number of different length guide rails. The saw itself cost around $600 while a single length of 55″ guide rail runs around …