Yeah, I don't think my 12" Ryobi would be up for doing 500 decks, but even as an amateur, I tend to learn my lesson after the 3rd time :) I hope I wouldn't screw up 499 times putting in a deck.
When I sold my craftsman, it had thousands of cuts over 10 years or so, and never had a problem with precision, but thousands of cuts would be like a week, week and a half for a professional.
I make stuff like this when needed:
I also don't have a ton of different wood working equipment, I have the 12" miter saw, 10" portable table saw, 10" circ saw, and a sawzall. All of them have to pull multiple duties.
All I can add is that non-sliding units are cheaper, and not worth saving the money. GET A SLIDING UNIT. I wish I had one.
In reply to WonkoTheSane (FS) :
Nice work!
A bit off the original topic, but here is a video of the Keter folding workbench in action . A great addition to any saw.
lotusseven7 (Forum Supporter) said:
A bit off the original topic, but here is a video of the Keter folding workbench in action . A great addition to any saw.
The real highlight of that video is the campy looks from that actor. He's like "yeah, I'm a badass."
In reply to Curtis73 (Forum Supporter) :
You're right. Smug. Kinda makes me wanna punch him in the nuts.
But I might have to buy one of those benches! LOL!!
