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   joinerswork | Jan 26, 2010 08:46am | #1

   Chris,

   If you mount it on your drill press, does it get more accurate?

   Ray

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   SARGEgrinder47 | Jan 26, 2010 10:16am | #2

   What's the re-saw height on
   What's the re-saw height on that young puppy? ha.. ha...

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   flairwoodworks | Jan 26, 2010 08:00pm | #7

   Resaw height? I dunno Sarge? How big's your drill?

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   RalphBarker | Jan 26, 2010 11:24am | #3

   Don't laugh. My first bandsaw
   Don't laugh. My first bandsaw was powered by a team of saber-toothed gerbils in a rotating stone cage. ;-)

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   Eef | Jan 26, 2010 12:50pm | #5

   yeah ralph,

   my first table saw consisted of an upside down skil saw, a 2x4 and a 4'x4'sheet of cdx plywood.

   eef

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   forestgirl | Jan 26, 2010 12:31pm | #4

   If you buy it, Chris, I have a little 1" belt sander that uses the same power source. You might be interested? ;-)

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   trialnut | Jan 26, 2010 07:44pm | #6

   Somewhere I have a 4" skillsaw that is drill motor powered. Maybe the only tool we ever really needed was a drill!

   Rich

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   flairwoodworks | Jan 26, 2010 08:02pm | #9

   Do they make drill powered jointers?

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   RalphBarker | Jan 27, 2010 12:07am | #10

   Millers Falls made all sorts of attachments for their electric drills, among which, as I recall, was a planer attachment for use on doors and such.

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   flairwoodworks | Jan 26, 2010 08:01pm | #8

   Thanks for the offer Jamie, but I have a drill press powered by the same source that's in surplus.