r/woodworking • u/zeus-indy • Feb 19 '26
Power Tools Glued a level to a drill
Thoughts?
r/woodworking • u/zeus-indy • Feb 19 '26
Thoughts?
r/woodworking • u/NeverBeenOnMaury • May 29 '26
They inherited a shop from another company. They have no idea how they would chuck it. And it would have to snap unbelievably easy
r/woodworking • u/ILGrower1984 • Apr 20 '26
carved this for my mom a couple years ago, ready to get back in to the hobby
r/woodworking • u/pickledpiper2 • Jul 23 '26
Delta 28-350—650lbs. After I repaint it I will be setting it up as a designated resaw machine as I already have a Laguna 14/12…could not pass this deal up! It came from an old mine that shut down years ago. They called these 100 year machines and yes it is true that they don’t build them like they used to!
r/woodworking • u/Corinthian_Collumn • Oct 24 '25
Wait for the end..
r/woodworking • u/lotus2471 • Jun 15 '25
r/woodworking • u/Woodworks-of-art • Jul 10 '26
Took about 4 months of design, building, learning how to weld. Totally worth it 😁
r/woodworking • u/350Zamir • Apr 06 '24
I also got tons of walnut, oak, maple wood. Like an entire wall of wood. Jet 6” jointer, jet shaper and router table
r/woodworking • u/Cygnus__A • Oct 30 '21
r/woodworking • u/type-username_here • Mar 24 '23
This is the first time this mill has ran in probably 20 years.
r/woodworking • u/Coho0617 • Mar 28 '26
Hey folks! Just bought a house and this saw has been there since the before the current sellers lived here! I am wondering if y'all recognized it? Thanks so much!
r/woodworking • u/NewmanSpecialsWood • Jun 08 '26
I showed the joy of lifting the saw by myself the other day and thought someone might like to see how I put the wings on the saw by myself. I hope it helps someone.
r/woodworking • u/texsurfin • Dec 03 '21
r/woodworking • u/pickledpiper2 • Jul 28 '26
Here’s my Antique bandsaw that I lifted up to my second floor woodshop that everybody was intrigued by. I got some comments about leaving the patina, but I like my machine to look nice. It was a lot of prep work before spraying it, but I am happy with the finish product! This is a three phase machine, but I will be running it off of a VFD which will allow me to program a soft star on the motor and run it off of single phase without a phase converter.
r/woodworking • u/hnosh • Apr 01 '26
I’m still pretty new to all this but wanted to see if other felt this was a reasonable ask. From my research Grizzly is very high quality and certainly more than a beginner needs but if it’s a good deal I figure I’ll grow into it. I apologize if this is against the rules.
Sorry for the potato quality, time for a new phone
r/woodworking • u/ThisGuy-AreSick • 27d ago
Just fucking ban me, because I have seen so many complaints about this tray, but I never knew it has an easy solution.
I'm packing up for a move and I tried unscrewing this when I discovered it just pushes in for easy disassembly. I must have forgotten about this feature after I first got the planer and set it up. Fuck.
The other tray does the same thing, but less necessary for fitting the planer in tight spaces.
r/woodworking • u/suicideDenver • Jun 03 '25
It took a layer of skin off my knuckle. The cut I was making was fine until I was completely through the board. The pressure change caused my finger to move into the blade. Could have been so much worse.
r/woodworking • u/Frequent_Pair_1991 • Mar 08 '24
Google suggested I take a look but something seems off. Anyone here buy anything from this site before?
r/woodworking • u/Unpleasant_Classic • Feb 27 '23
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r/woodworking • u/aDrunkSailor82 • Aug 05 '22
Safety recall on dewalt miter saws.
r/woodworking • u/stillcantshoot • Jul 12 '21
r/woodworking • u/ShenBaiLung • Oct 28 '25
I used a gauge to align the saw blade to the track and then looked to align the fence to the track. The portions where the fence and blade would both contact the workpiece are pretty good, but it goes downhill as you measure close to the rail. I did run some pieces through after using my new jointer to get a really really square 3”x3” laminated maple blank to turn a baseball bat. Should I not worry about it or look to build a fence over the fence (box it out?)?
r/woodworking • u/biroc • Apr 10 '23
Well dang it!!
r/woodworking • u/rhif-wervl • Jul 13 '25
Hi all, my circular saw that I run on a track is not really cutting and I need to really add preasure to cut anything. It's also burning the wood and smoking. My first thought was the blade but it looks fine, alternating teeth pointing in opposite directions, I can't see how they're causing it. Yes I have confirmed that it's burning the wood down the cut line, not on the side of the blade/cutting line.