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Pulled the trigger on a Woodworker II
Ok - I just gotta get the conversation going on this, so that after it
arrives I can talk more about how it works. I was ripping a slab of 8/4 walnut Saturday night and it was going so-so. Took my blade out and put it in my sharpener and touched it up. To be fair, my sharpener is probably best suited for circular saw blades, and it's not likely at all that I'm getting the same quality of job out of it that any standard sharpening service would provide. But - I did it, and the blade did cut noticeably better. Only takes about 20 minutes or so to sharpen a 60 tooth blade. Still - it's the wrong blade, and it was still smoking up the garage pretty good. The cuts were very smooth but there was some burning on each cut. So - after threatening for god-knows-how-long to smash the piggy bank and buy a Woodworker II, I finally took the plunge. Ordered it Saturday night from a site that Leon pointed me to. Shipping should be very fast - they are located only 1/2 way across NY state from me. Could possibly be here as early as Tuesday. I'm looking forward to this thing. Leon tells me it's as good as sex, and I haven't had that in so long that I'm really looking forward to this thing arriving. -- -Mike- |
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