I have an old craftsman table saw in the garage that works fine but takes up a lot of space. I would be happy to loan the tool out to someone on the north end that could get some use out of it and might let me stop by for the few cuts I need to make every decade or so.
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thatguy559
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man this is a great idea...!!!! maybe we can have a little workshop we can build stuff in
If it goes to someone who can use it better than I can I will be happy. Should I bring it up to the Jan PSAS event on the island? I will be moving tanks around soon and see several stock tanks on CL in Oak Harbor. If you can hold I can swap.
thatguy559
Well-known member
i have 2 table saws already i sent you a pm
NWDiver
Swimming with the fishes
I also have table saws, and you are welcome to come by my shop to make cuts if yours ends up too far away 
Anyone is welcome to work on a project in my shop, I have a pretty fair selection of tools, space, and a paint booth.
-Todd
Anyone is welcome to work on a project in my shop, I have a pretty fair selection of tools, space, and a paint booth.
-Todd
tat2z_21
tat2z_21
Dude you guys rock, really I am not going to listen to what all those other guys are saying about you guys. Just kidding. So Spllbnd2 I need to borrow you garage this weekend, and then I am going up to Todd's, and maybe make my way over to justins on the way back. With all f these garages mine will never get dirty again. WHua ha ha (evil laugh)
DTECH07
M.I.A
This is nice!!! In these difficult times, and tight budgets, this shows that RF and the MEMBERS are TRULY looking out for others not themselves. THANKS for showing something thats is seldom seen but i believe in. YOU ROCK!!!!
NWDiver
Swimming with the fishes
I'm just glad that Floyd is headed to Spllbnd2's place first. I figure that he will probably hurt himself on the first powertool there and have to go home before he makes a mess in my shop.
Well, truth be told, at the momment I wouldn't be able to tell if someone made a mess in the shop. It is destroyed after last week's activities!
Well, truth be told, at the momment I wouldn't be able to tell if someone made a mess in the shop. It is destroyed after last week's activities!
*lol* That was the way my shop was last week. Now it is nice cleaned and vacuumed all the rugs, because this week is finish coating week.
tat2z_21
tat2z_21
Yeah I just emptied my garage out this last weekend. A little more room out there, but not much. Trying to get it ready for this weekend.
NWDiver
Swimming with the fishes
I guess adding a 260gal, 280gal, 3 55gal barrels, and 2 100gal stock tanks took a bit more space than I thought it would
It looks like a nuke went off in there
It looks like a nuke went off in there
The table saw is now a trade to contain the liability and it might be going to Tacoma this weekend. I hope it works out.
bigblue141
Salty Squid
Todd,
Do you only have wood working tools or do you have cool metal tool as well?
I'm thinking welder, oxy torch, Cam alignment tools, Cummins engine tools, 68RFE transmission stand, and maybe some electrical stuff???
Just so happens I have a very pretty Cummins that's been inserted into a RAM truck that needs a lot of work. I mean LOTS My garage is just too tiny, plus the wife would see all the mods being done, and that's never a good thing :spy:
Do you only have wood working tools or do you have cool metal tool as well?
I'm thinking welder, oxy torch, Cam alignment tools, Cummins engine tools, 68RFE transmission stand, and maybe some electrical stuff???
Just so happens I have a very pretty Cummins that's been inserted into a RAM truck that needs a lot of work. I mean LOTS
My garage is just too tiny, plus the wife would see all the mods being done, and that's never a good thing :spy:Todd,
Do you only have wood working tools or do you have cool metal tool as well?
I'm thinking welder, oxy torch, Cam alignment tools, Cummins engine tools, 68RFE transmission stand, and maybe some electrical stuff???
Just so happens I have a very pretty Cummins that's been inserted into a RAM truck that needs a lot of work. I mean LOTS
Hi Ryan,
8 year Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep certified tech here. If you need any help with that thing, let me know. I specialize in electrical driveablility among everything else. As for a tranny stand for the 68RFE, don't need it. We would do a teardown and inspects along with full rebuilds on our workbenches.
Also what kind of welding are you needing to be done? I have access to a mig and depending on what you're welding up a mig weld is actually a lot better than an oxy/acet. weld.
Anyways, if you need any Dodge help, I might be able to assist. Have my full set of tools at home for the moment.
NWDiver
Swimming with the fishes
Ryan,
Wirefeed welder, torch, lathe, mill, lots 'o auto tools, and most anything electrical... The bad news is that I don't have "bay" space.
I do mods to the cobra in the house garage. The shop has tooling, and plenty of space for projects but it is not setup for auto work.
I plan to extend the internal loading bay back and install a lift, but It will be a year or so. I have to finish the deck/gazebo, build a driveway gate, and create a koi pond this year.
Wirefeed welder, torch, lathe, mill, lots 'o auto tools, and most anything electrical... The bad news is that I don't have "bay" space.
I do mods to the cobra in the house garage. The shop has tooling, and plenty of space for projects but it is not setup for auto work.
I plan to extend the internal loading bay back and install a lift, but It will be a year or so. I have to finish the deck/gazebo, build a driveway gate, and create a koi pond this year.
Update:
The table saw is now living in Tacoma so thanks everyone for you input. If you have a decent power miter saw, I will be doing a stand build in in a month and while I love my hand saw box faster would be better.
Big Blue: Sounds like the Cummins engine would make a great closed loop. If you include the 68RFE transmission you can even make a decent wavemaker/speed control pump. Just shift into 1st for the night and 5th for mid day!
The table saw is now living in Tacoma so thanks everyone for you input. If you have a decent power miter saw, I will be doing a stand build in in a month and while I love my hand saw box faster would be better.
Big Blue: Sounds like the Cummins engine would make a great closed loop. If you include the 68RFE transmission you can even make a decent wavemaker/speed control pump. Just shift into 1st for the night and 5th for mid day!
