Woo Hoo! Look what the wife brought home
 

:shock:For my B-day next week:shock:

all I said I wanted was an integy hex driver set
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SWEET! Looks like you have a cool wife just like mine. Good girls!

she loves the rc just as much as me.....she has an xrc with a pede tranny, full bearings, aluminum knuckles, axles c's ect.....

and a pimp cane in the process of being built"thumbsup"

But it doesn't look like you got the hex driver set :-(

x2:-(

NOW it looks like your gonna have to put out to show you REALLY appreciate what she got you....... TOUGH BREAK MAN!!!!!!!


I guess she wasnt getting enough custom parts made quick enough without these pieces in the shop. Better get to cutting



BTW happy bday ahead of time

let me tell you somthing about the belt sander, dont lay somthing on top of it and forget, but other than that the belt sander is really good and ive a no problems with mine.... your wife has good taste

I have that band saw... works nice. The light really helps.

Thanks for the heads up on the band saw. Perfect for tire foams.

I think I would be happier with a bandsaw and sander..........Your a lucky man"thumbsup":D

Will that compact band saw cut metal? I looked on the Ryobl site, and it was in the woodworking tools section. I'd love to find a small saw for fabbing parts.

i have the same bandsaw and you can get the bi-metal blade for it to cut aluminum and thin steel. usually for bigger things i use my porta-band saw. the band saw is great, i use it all the time. now you gotta get a drill press if you don't have one yet. "thumbsup", lucky man!

RIGHTON,let the fabbing begin,oh the proper tools for the job,makes life much easier.

i got that band saw, too. i have a really hard time cutting a stright line with mine, though.

not saying it is necessarrily the band saws fault, it could be the user, too...

i have both of those! the 4" sander is awesome! but the band saw BLOWS. it wont cut a straight line to save your life. sorry. maybe i got a bad one. i changed the blades so many times, adjusted tracking, rollers everything, nothing helps.
congrats on the awesome wife!

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youre just jealous ben....:-P

I picked up a ridgid 59 1/2" metal blade for it.....it handles up to 59 1/2 so yes it will cut metal"thumbsup"

Ive been cutting straight lines all day....I have alot of patience when it comes to cutting stock though......it just took a little getting use to

I have the same bandsaw and it won't cut a strait line either,

what blade are you running