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HAHAHAHA.... that's too funny. So tell the truth Robert did your neighbor put you up to this, in order to "take care" of his mother in law..... !!

Hey I saw that Josh.... looks good. I will probably go with something similar. I am just sick of having to fish around under the grinder on the shelf for which one I need and this would keep them from banging around too. Appreciate the response.... Larry

What have you found that works best for storage for grinder attachments ? I have quite a few (multiple flat platens / radiused platen / 10 inch wheel / small wheel attachment / rotary platen etc) and put them on a shelf below my grinder, but was thinking about that tree looking thing Tracy had...

You say English or Chinese ???

Great work....... Love the elm.

Very nice blade firecog..... Where did you get the block of layered G-10? -Larry

Exactly.... I figured if I had to sand all those and clean them up, why not take a pic. Maybe keep a single one for a "paperweight".... wait is there still such a thing as paperweights anymore? Larry

Tom I think you have seeing some of the same stuff as me..... like some one dipped a crappie a can of paint and let it flop all over the canvas, and then called it "art".... Larry

Well usually by the time we get past the question of "What do you mean, you "make knives"?...why wouldn't you just buy one at Walmart instead"?..........they are bored, and say "cool wood". I usually respond by saying "Thanks, its hard to find these days, since the red and black trees are...

This is black and red box elder.... Great color and depth. One of my favorites !!!

I was thinking about having this picture framed and hung up in my office at work. You know kinda like those inspirational pictures of the guy climbing mountain ...etc. I dunno if my coworkers would understand. What do you think? :biggrin:

Did a bit of a "Cheek Ectomy" this afternoon myself. Couple 60 pounders..... Still a little frozen :p

What..... nobody has said it yet? ----> "Junk in the Trunk" :biggrin:

Forgot the link to the hardware kit for the mobile base, if its of interest. Rated up to 600lbs..... http://www.woodcraft.com/product/2080750/33126/woodriver-universal-mobile-base-hardware-kit.aspx

Some makers have had the vulcanized fiber swell when it gets wet, and so they switched to using thin colored pieces of G10. This might be a consideration if a blade is going to be getting wet a lot. Mileage may vary, but just an FYI on the fiber..........

Heres my take........ Its in the kitchen around water and moisture all the time. Definately stabilize it or use woods that are oily (coco / blackwood). Larry

Waiting for Santa......or the UPS guy.

Sounds like a plan... I built a platform for my bandsaw with double layers of plywood and the casters that lever up to move and then set back down... I believe either Rockler or Woodcraft is where I got mine. I bolted the saw to the platform so it wouldn't be so "tippy".

T That is a MONSTER tank.... Glad you found a flange. I been looking but they seem pretty scarce. I think that idea of a drainage valve on the bottom might be good, since that thing weighs so much. You gonna set the other one up for dyes? Larry