Post your woodwork here

[eccc whippet]

Oh goodness... R3k cheaper than the tools would be by themselves. R 7,999 as a kit. 

 

No, you don't need it. You DO NOT NEED IT.... 

 

http://www.makitatoolsonline.co.za/image/cache/data/DLX2085M-500x500.jpg

 

this stuff will last for years...i have plenty of these battery operated tools and they worth the money spent...even though i have a plug every 2 metres and hanging in the workshop...i still use the battery stuff the most

 

the small circular is not ideal...the big one in the pic uses 2 batteries which makes it a lot stronger.

[dev null]

I need to get rid of some bikes anyhow. In this family, when one wants to do a sport, everybody else wants in.

 

 

[Captain Fastbastard Mayhem]

this stuff will last for years...i have plenty of these battery operated tools and they worth the money spent...even though i have a plug every 2 metres and hanging in the workshop...i still use the battery stuff the most

 

the small circular is not ideal...the big one in the pic uses 2 batteries which makes it a lot stronger.

you're not helping... 

[dev null]

you're not helping... 

 

If you came here for sympathy, sorry, you came to the wrong place.   

Edited July 29, 2016 by Moridin

[Captain Fastbastard Mayhem]

If you came here for sympathy, sorry, you came to the wrong place.   

I've just done some investigation, and determined that a combo of the following would be just R 50 more than the combo I posted above

 

Impact Driver

1x3Ah battery

Charger

Makita combination palm router (Plunge, tilt & trimmer bases)

 

Arguably a better combo given I already have a table saw that I can use... 

[Captain Fastbastard Mayhem]

Bugger - there's that justification again!!!

[DIPSLICK]

This here is my bandsaw.  It is an old old Atlas Power King 912, and I got it from my old school mate for free.  My plan is to weld up a nice base for it and get a new motor. The current motor works, but the bearings is long gone. I also need to either get blades made up, or buy a blade and shorten it myself using my TIG welder.

 

As you can see, my garage is a mess, but I am busy with a plan to get it into shape.

 

IMG_0291.JPG

if it is an old school motor, not a new geneartion import motor change the bearings easy and quick, bearings are cheap as chips from any BMG and you will never get a better motor close to the old shool motors,, 

[V12man]

you're not helping... 

I have a battery operated impact wrench from them.... you want these tools...

[kosmonooit]

Makita batteries: I have 3x 3Ah ones, any feedback on the 4 and 5 Ah ones?

[Captain Fastbastard Mayhem]

Makita batteries: I have 3x 3Ah ones, any feedback on the 4 and 5 Ah ones?

They last longer... ????

[kosmonooit]

They last longer...

 

 

so one might be led to believe, but with Li Ion batteries there are a few unknowns and mysteries, I have heard a bit of grumbling about the bigger ones before.

Edited July 29, 2016 by kosmonooit

[kosmonooit]

the Samurai Carpenter got lucky

 

https://youtu.be/NWtb0qMCYfs

[Stretched@Birth]

Job done:

 

 

[ichnusa]

That looks amazing stretch!

[Capricorn]

Really nice work there stretch.

That first image: something about the angle of the photo reminds me of a seated lady crossing her legs.

[Berg Man]

Good job stretch