David's Kitchen, did tons of door machining today... (w/8 pics)

"B A R R Y" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Leon wrote:

>
> I have a DC-1100A, with a cartridge filter, and my shop looks like
> David's! <G>

I think that is the one I have with remote. My shop now stays remarkably
clean except when using my router free hand. Yesterday I was noticing that
my TS was getting a bit too dusty and after using it for about an hour and
faithfully running the dust collector I noticed that I had not hooked the
hose up to the saw.. The hose was still stored, hanging free from the
ceiling.. :~(

Leon wrote:
>
> David, ;~) Jet makes a pretty good Dust collector... I'd give up on the
> on you have....LOL
>

I have a DC-1100A, with a cartridge filter, and my shop looks like
David's! <G>

"David F. Eisan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hello everyone,
>


David, ;~) Jet makes a pretty good Dust collector... I'd give up on the
on you have....LOL


Other wise Nice boards.

David F. Eisan wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I spent about 4 hours tonight turning a bunch of rough boards into rail &
> stile material for my kitchen doors, drawers and end panels.
>
> Here is the rough stock,
>
> http://www.federatedtool.com/david/img/poplarrough.jpg
>
> It all had to be face jointed,
>
> http://www.federatedtool.com/david/img/poplarjointing.jpg
>
> Then planed,
>
> http://www.federatedtool.com/david/img/poplarplaning.jpg
>
> And finally ripped into the four different widths I would need for the 22
> raised panels required for the kitchen,
>
> http://www.federatedtool.com/david/img/poplarripping.jpg
>
> Regular doors have a 2-7/16" width rail and stile, the rails of upper
> drawers are 1-7/16, side panels stiles next to face frames are 1-11/16 and
> side panels that need to be scribed to the walls start out at a really fat
> 2-15/16 to account for the grossest possible walls. I know that a 1/2" for
> scribing is overkill, but better safe than sorry.
>
> The pile looks quite different once it has gone from the rough to finished
> width,
>
> http://www.federatedtool.com/david/img/poplarripped.jpg
>
> I setup a Delta branded CMT fingernail profile stick bit in my JessEm router
> table,
>
> http://www.federatedtool.com/david/img/poplarsticksetup.jpg
>
> The bearing is inline with both fence faces, no rocking of the straight
> edge, but the bearing still rolls when I slide the combination square blade
> back and fourth.
>
> I then powerfed all the stock through,
>
> http://www.federatedtool.com/david/img/poplarrunningstick.jpg
>
> Here is what I finished with tonight,
>
> http://www.federatedtool.com/david/img/poplarstickdone.jpg
>
> Next up, cut all the stock to length, cope the ends and raise some panels
> out of 1/2" MDF.
>
> Thanks for looking,
>
> David.
>
> Every Neighbourhood has one, in Mine I'm Him.

Nice shop dave, compliments on your perseverance, lots of hard work,
continued success in your labors. Keep us posted!
Stan.

Nice shop dave, compliments on your perseverance, lots of hard work,
continued success in your labors. Keep us posted!
Stan.

Nice shop dave, compliments on your perseverance, lots of hard work,
continued success in your labors. Keep us posted!
Stan.

David
I've emailed your company several times and two phone calls about a
planner/molder and a drum sander but no one has ever responded. The two
times I called the guy I needed to talk to was gone. Do you guys check your
email?

P.S. Nice work, since I'm only 45 min away I may need to come and "Test"
your shop ;-)

I double checked and that was the email that I was using... I'll try again
or call.

"David F. Eisan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> I've emailed your company several times and two phone calls about a
>> planner/molder and a drum sander but no one has ever responded. The two
>> times I called the guy I needed to talk to was gone. Do you guys check
>> your email?
>
> Are you sure you are sending to [email protected] ?
>
> I usually reply in a day or two...
>
>> P.S. Nice work, since I'm only 45 min away I may need to come and "Test"
>> your shop ;-)
>
> Thanks. Someday I will have all my tools in one place...
>
> David.


BTY Mr. Tool expert. ;~) I am considering the purchase of a 16-32
Performax drum sander. Do you know anything about this machine and or have
any comments?

Thanks
Leon

Leon wrote:
> "B A R R Y" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:0j%[email protected]...
>> Leon wrote:
>
>> I have a DC-1100A, with a cartridge filter, and my shop looks like
>> David's! <G>
>
> I think that is the one I have with remote. My shop now stays remarkably
> clean except when using my router free hand. Yesterday I was noticing that
> my TS was getting a bit too dusty and after using it for about an hour and
> faithfully running the dust collector I noticed that I had not hooked the
> hose up to the saw.. The hose was still stored, hanging free from the
> ceiling.. :~(
>

Mine is "plumbed" with blast gates, and I'd say it grabs about 85% of
the material. It does a great job on the jointer, planer, drill press,
and router table, only passable on the table saw, miter saw, stationary
sander, and barely passable on my band saw. I have front and back
pickups on the band saw, and top and bottom connections on the table
saw, but it still misses a lot.

I've kind of learned to call it "good enough". <G>

> David, ;~) Jet makes a pretty good Dust collector... I'd give up on the
> on you have....LOL

One day....

> Other wise Nice boards.

Thanks.... :).

David.

> I've emailed your company several times and two phone calls about a
> planner/molder and a drum sander but no one has ever responded. The two
> times I called the guy I needed to talk to was gone. Do you guys check
> your email?

Are you sure you are sending to [email protected] ?

I usually reply in a day or two...

> P.S. Nice work, since I'm only 45 min away I may need to come and "Test"
> your shop ;-)

Thanks. Someday I will have all my tools in one place...

David.