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I did mine without the handles and I usually keep a allen wrench in it, for when I want to move and tighten. In hindsight I could have done better.

I have the same thing from Princess branded Pro-Point. It has been a great saw. Not a good idea to cut mystery metal with it, but HR and mild steel is great. I have found, after spending up to $200 a blade for it, the the best blades are also at PA, and I bought 5 on sale at $49 each. The KBC...

I hope I don't find that under the Christmas tree.

It is ingenious 3rd world tech, but as far as twist rate which is determined by the powder and bullet, and accuracy, I have my doubts. Probably something to keep in the back pocket for when the SHTF.

I had a long discussion with the new manager at BB. She is determined to turn it into a metalworking store, and I see all the sales now are to blow out the woodworking stock. The owners are still out celebrating Diwali and haven't time to deal with boring things like restocking.

It is possible. You keep hearing the term 'domestic labor' and 'domestic housewife'. This also means there are feral housewives. :p Some of those will attack at the slightest excuse. When you hear caterwauling after dark, don't always assume it is the little critters. ;)

I redid the foam on my quad seat and I used a small angle grinder and flap wheel. If you do, go light and gentle, it will eat foam like a piranha.

You could come and tour my shop if you have some wheels, No idea about used machinist stuff PM me if you want to get together.

It's the standard lefty tactic, disagree with anything and you're the big "R"

Why not get a gas/oil thermostat, or a mercury switch if possible in your area. Use the thermostat to activate a magnetic relay to handle the heavy current of the heater. Electric heater thermostats are a clumsy attempt to regulate heat. EDIT Here's an all in one unit, I remembered I use one of...