allen levine
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I dont want to be a pain in the neck, but Im a bit confused on this. Ok, alot confused. This raw wood stuff is all new to me.
I knew Id had to purchase one, but Im not sure what exactly is best for my needs. I can read specs, but Id prefer if anyone here can explain to me the big differences in the 400 dollar range.
My preferences:
Easy to operate, maintain, and blade change.
Accurately plane the stock for me without too much guess work on my end.
space and size is always a consideration, and weight, I have to be able to put it away out of the way, it wont have any dedicated work space unless Im using it.
Basically, uncomplicated operation and best performance for the buck.
Ill try not to bother anyone much after this purchase, Ill wing it.
(I managed to find Tod Evans jig for straight ripping boards through Rigids forums, that took me back to a thread here.)
I knew Id had to purchase one, but Im not sure what exactly is best for my needs. I can read specs, but Id prefer if anyone here can explain to me the big differences in the 400 dollar range.
My preferences:
Easy to operate, maintain, and blade change.
Accurately plane the stock for me without too much guess work on my end.
space and size is always a consideration, and weight, I have to be able to put it away out of the way, it wont have any dedicated work space unless Im using it.
Basically, uncomplicated operation and best performance for the buck.
Ill try not to bother anyone much after this purchase, Ill wing it.
(I managed to find Tod Evans jig for straight ripping boards through Rigids forums, that took me back to a thread here.)