Pictures..finally!

Mike Grimm

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Well, I couldn't figure out how to get them really good sized for viewing, so you'll have to make due with what I did get!

The boxes, planer, its maiden pile of sawdust!, band saw, mortiser, tenoning jig and finally the fence on the band saw. Something about is off, but I can't figure out what I did wrong. The holes where the fence attaches to the table have no adjustment room on them, but clearly the fence is sitting up above the surface of the table. Got some playing to do!
 

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Congrats on all the new green and white. :thumb: They should serve you well for a long time.

On the pics, you can still make the size bigger than 350 x 260 pixels. In order to do that, you may need to make other adjustments to keep things within the 150 KB limit on the forum. Look in your photo software for a "compression" or "quality" adjustment. The name varies from one software program to the next, but they all do essentially the same thing. It often looks like a sliding knob. You can increase the compression (or decrease the quality) and reduce the number of KB the file takes up, and still increase the pixel count to more like 800 x 600 pixels.
 
There are two sets of holes for the fence guide. Dunno why. :dunno:
You have yours in the top set, move to lower and ye will be fine.
Congrats on your new Grizzly tools. I'm sure you will enjoy them all. Mine work for me just fine.
 
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