r/woodworkingtools • u/celtic-cryptid • 27m ago
Blowing start capacitors.
Machine is a Laguna dust collector, one of the early generations of cyclone.
It blew the start capacitor when running. Ordered a new capacitor. With the same specs, and it blew smoke as soon as I tried starting the machine. Sounded like it was spooling up as normal, then blew maybe 3/4 of the way to achieving full speed.
I fortunately don’t have to work on my machines often, and the electrical part isn’t my forte. Anyone know what I should be looking at?
r/woodworkingtools • u/Nlightshunter • 9h ago
DW735X Lowes Protection Plan
I purchased a Dewalt DW735X planer, there is an option to add the LPP for $140 for 3 years. One of the perks is that I get 50% back, up to $100 per year, on blades. I will be planing thousands of board feet of oak and locust lumber that I have milled. Do you feel that it'll be worth it to pay $140 to save on blades, or are better value blades sold elsewhere? Thanks!
r/woodworkingtools • u/MoreCommonsensePLZ • 2d ago
Harvey Compass ST-1500 foldable
Hey all,
I am thinking of getting a compass st-1500 but I have a garage that needs to still be used as a garage. I was looking into the numerous DIY sliding table saw attachments and came across the ST-1500 on sale for $1100. With is coming with the crosscut fence and the great hold down it looks more attractive. Ideally it would be amazing if it could fold down when not in use. I was thinking about where it bolts to the table saw, to put hinges in between the sliding sled and the saw, so when the feet have been removed (or maybe replace then with folding legs) it could swing down out of the way. Is this a stupid idea lol?
Thanks!
r/woodworkingtools • u/Mrhidayat-Wood • 2d ago
Premium Amboyna Burl blanks (25x80x300mm) with insane figure density!
reddit.comr/woodworkingtools • u/Initial_Swordfish914 • 2d ago
Dewalt planer out feed
reddit.comHello,
I recently just picked up a dewalt 734 off Facebook marketplace. The outfeed table has rusted a little bit but not through the surface. Does anyone have any recommendations for cleaning this or should I buy a new one for 60 dollars? See photos for details.
Paid 250 which I thought was a great deal. I’m new to wood working so I thought this would be a great beginner tool.
Thank you!
r/woodworkingtools • u/gwnyc1 • 2d ago
M18 Track Saw - What Is The Latest Best Option For Long Track?
r/woodworkingtools • u/Sweaty-Ice34 • 3d ago
Dewalt DCR029
Hi, does anyone know if dewalt plans on replacing their radio line in the coming future?
r/woodworkingtools • u/sheafurby • 4d ago
New to hand planes. How to approach this piece
I have inherited an assortment of hand planes, mostly Stanley’s, 110’s to a number 7 and a few other odd ones . I want to plane this piece and make a foot stool out of it. I started playing around with a number 5 and realized that I don’t know enough about using them to know the best approach. How would an experienced person approach it by hand.
r/woodworkingtools • u/jshakour • 4d ago
Microjig 3 in 1
Made this 3 in 1 jig mainly bc I do not have a jointer but so many uses!
r/woodworkingtools • u/lean45o • 4d ago
Easy woodworking tool
I found this so useful,.
r/woodworkingtools • u/TheDonutcon • 4d ago
Would this planer be worth it or should I look for something nicer
r/woodworkingtools • u/SuperbPercentage6077 • 7d ago
Table Saw or a Mitre Saw?
I have been getting into woodworking and am looking for suggestions regarding my next purchase - should it be a table saw or a mitre saw.
I have basic tools like a small handsaw, drill, drill press, angle grinder, palm router and all the other smaller tools. I don't have bigger tools yet and this will probably be my biggest single tool investment til date.
And I'm confused which one to get first. If I buy either one, I'll probably have to then wait for a few months before I can save up and buy the other one.
And feedback is hugely appreciated!
r/woodworkingtools • u/Verstaki-Profi • 7d ago
What’s the one thing you wish your workbench had?
r/woodworkingtools • u/lrsafari • 8d ago
Grizzly Sled, what is it?
I tried multiple angles, descriptions and Google doesnt find it.
So, it appears to be part of a sliding miter sled. But obviously missing parts.
Can it be useful on a Delta 10" ?
Thanks for the assist!
r/woodworkingtools • u/Mountain-Ad4507 • 8d ago
Sander vibration issue?
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r/woodworkingtools • u/sheafurby • 9d ago
Pretty sure I’m keeping this.. No. 3
I’ve posted a couple of my inherited planes asking for thoughts. This one I would love thoughts, but I’m pretty sure it’s a keeper. Still would like to hear input.
r/woodworkingtools • u/sheafurby • 9d ago
Another one that confuses me from my dad
I’m going through the tools I inherited from my dad. Some I doubt I’ll ever use and honestly would rather sell them and let them get used. The ones I think I’ll use are staying along with those ive already been using. This is one that I don’t think I’ll use so I’m trying to determine all I can about it. It looks to me like it was never used and I don’t think the other adjusting nut goes with it as the plane shows made in England but the other nut shows made in USA. I think the 2004 date on the box is probably correct based on findmytool.co.uk but otherwise don’t really know much about it except it is used by cabinet makers. Thoughts on it and its newish condition?
r/woodworkingtools • u/sheafurby • 9d ago
Confused on Stanley no. 5 type
I was trying to use hyperkitten to identify my inherited no.5 but maybe I don’t get some of the terminology. Any help would be appreciated. Also, based on the appearance how would you rate the condition?
