Ninh Shepherd
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Hi guys I do a lot of reclaimed wood work about 80% but it because I can't really afford to buy new wood all the time and half of my battle with time is just working around the bowed aspect of reclaimed wood it's fu ad interesting sometime but get sold fast I have a router table I use as a jointer everyone and then but I a destined ad bound to get a planer as my next tool buy. I've bee looking and there's almost no good way of getting out with a planer for less than 400-500$ but I have seen the Ryobi planer for 250$ 13" span 2 speed. All the reviews I've read are positive. As most wood workers say that this ryobi a planet is just as good as their 500$ dewalt(etc) planer just louder.
Over the the past months of tease rich I've found that almost anything to do with Rpms ryobi out performs al the other brands when it comes to saws. I just want to know if this would be an ok buy for me!!!? Or would I just be wasting my time. Note just about anything at this point to work with nice wood that's descently flat or halfway true is a luxury and I zoom threw projects. So something has to be done lol
Thanks for reading sorry the novel still new at forums be nice ! Please !
Also good recommendations on GOOD chisels and hand planes !
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Over the the past months of tease rich I've found that almost anything to do with Rpms ryobi out performs al the other brands when it comes to saws. I just want to know if this would be an ok buy for me!!!? Or would I just be wasting my time. Note just about anything at this point to work with nice wood that's descently flat or halfway true is a luxury and I zoom threw projects. So something has to be done lol
Thanks for reading sorry the novel still new at forums be nice ! Please !
Also good recommendations on GOOD chisels and hand planes !
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