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Small Cabin Forum / Useful Links and Resources / Tools for the Wood Shop

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rockies Member	# Posted: 9 Feb 2018 06:50pm Reply  Things you might not have considered: A plywood tote/infeed table all in one. http://www.rockler.com/portamate-pm-1800-panel-carrier-infeed-table Sharpen and save your drill bits. https://www.drilldoctor.com/ Any other innovative tools you know of?
toyota_mdt_tech Member	# Posted: 9 Feb 2018 09:38pm Reply  sheetrock jack, great tool, works like the plywood tote in a way, then tilts flat and cranks up to ceiling. I have the drill doctor, but no plywood tote. I have a bad habit of buying all the high quality tool I need to do a task and I dont get rid of them after the task is gone. When I stop sucking wind, someone is going to make one heck of a haul with tools, automotive, includes welders, torches, metal working gear, and anything a guy needs to open a construction business for homes. I'm a tool collector.
ICC Member	# Posted: 9 Feb 2018 10:48pm Reply  Work Sharp WS3000 Wood Tool Sharpener I've had one for about 6 years and like it a lot. My chisels have never been sharper and a really sharp chisel is a joy to use.i

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