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I can arrange that....

Teh zoom on the camera compresses the depth of field... The more I look at that photo the more it looks like I'm holding the damn thing, and I wasn't that drunk...

First off, its a manbag, all the other guys want one... *insert limp wrist* Secondly, its the woman's and it is on the table... I knew one of you guys would comment on that....

Thank you sir, I'm liking it. The TV does swivel, I made a hinge and mounting plate for it that you could hang a car off of without it breaking.

got pics of the lil lady? is that what u were working on? Photos of an entertainment center that is mostly built... We didn't do any CNC plasma work on sheet metal with it, decided to go a different route. But I still think it looks pretty sweet oh and i sry i thought KU posted this thats why i mentioned the lil lady Well since you asked.... And yes, the goofy looking bastard on the left is me.

It is getting painted silver and then getting 1/4" thick glass shelves.

I can stand on the end of the shelves....

The TV on there is a 46" Sony Bravia

Worked all afternoon at the shop on it, the woman isn't in town and didn't have much else to do so I just piddled around in the shop for about 9hrs today. Came home after that and loaded 50 rounds of .45 and primed another 50.

got pics of the lil lady? is that what u were working on? Photos of an entertainment center that is mostly built... We didn't do any CNC plasma work on sheet metal with it, decided to go a different route. But I still think it looks pretty sweet

wtf, damn photos not working...

Drunk and posting FTW!

Holy crap. Fix a friends car and a dozen beers lateI walk my ass home, not 20sec after I get in the door it starts pouring, not half bad timing if I do say so my self.

I want a vehicle in primer... Something from the '50s....

Needs a stripper pole and a kegerator.

Have 50 cases sized and primed ready for powder and bullets, hopefully tomorrows event since it involves setting up the powder measure and all that jazz.

Worthy of a double post...

Before someone asks the retail on that saw with the options we got is 6.5k, we have yet to try the saw stop feature but I'll be perfectly happy if that saw can go for 50 years and never use it.

New Industrial Cabinet Saw from SawStop w/ the 36" rip fence on it, extension wings for the fence, and the mobile base. The saw is absolutely a gorgeous saw as far as tools go, great looking fit and finish on it, nicely polished surfaces, attractively painted. Everything about this saw screams quality and pride in workmanship. You can't see it but the extension for the fence under the plywood is a piano black finish laminate over wood, it has 12" cast iron wings to the left and right of the cabinet. It is flat out one of the top table saws ever made, even if it doesn't have the saw stop feature. We got the 230v 3hp 1phase motor on our saw. Plenty of power for what we do, they offer all the way up to a 7.5hp I believe (not sure how one would use that much power on a 10" saw unless cutting aluminum and then the saw stop feature would be useless). It has a quick detach european style riving knife or a plastic guard w/ kickback fingers on it. The riving knife works excellent, I haven't had the pleasure of using a saw with one before and I absolutely love it. The guard setup works quite well too, the saw is perfectly functional with it on, it doesn't get in the way when cutting at all unless you are cutting thinner than 3/4" strips. The quick detach is a solidly locking mechanism that is easy to change. The factory zero clearance insert is nice, it has four leveling screws so you can get it dead nuts on without anything catching when cutting very thin strips which is a pain in the ass and a safety concern. The fence I rank as a better than Biesemeyer, its that good. Very clear black on white tape layout, slides nice, locks well, doesn't move. You can get it on to a gnats ass and repeat it without a concern. What they did with the mobile base is a novel idea, instead of using a cam lock for raising and lowering the wheels they used a bottle jack. It is very smooth and easy to move the 700lb saw, absolutely no complaints and well worth the extra money if you ever think you are going to move it. We just got this saw in yesterday and hooked up to power last night, I've already made a pile of sawdust on it and I'm in love. I have zero problems recommending it for any production or hobby shop. It isn't the cheapest thing out there (nor even close to that) but if one has the extra money and would like to invest it wisely, this is the absolute cat's meow of table saws as far as I can see.

Holy crap I'm going to be busy these next couple weeks.

Post in teh RTMS for proof.... If they involve indecent women you must post them.

Ok. The 10" Industrial Cabinet saw from Saw Stop is the mother fucking cat's meow of tables saw. It Is THE Shit. that is all