Crown Molding, Could Use A Little Help...

Originally Posted by CookeCarpentry

Am I the only one who uses the pre-set stops on a miter saw and lays the crown flat?

Originally Posted by WarnerConstInc.

It's both. Very compact, light weight (47lbs.), easy to carry and set up.

Has it's own angle transfer device, dual lasers that are completley adjustable to suit your cutting needs. Super nice hold down clamp.

I would say I get close to 95% dust extraction, so big help having the saw where I am working, with almost no mess to clean up.

I think the makita and the kapex have the same crown capacity nested and same height base board capacity.

It also has a fast electric brake, great blade guard and a sweet fine adjustment bevel setting.

I can also set it accuratley to 1/4 degree incremeants.

Originally Posted by BCConstruction

Thanks to you wanna im gonna be out of pocket a few thousand $. I have found my self a new fav shop for tools. I never heard about the company woodcraft and passed the shop many times and thought it was just a furniture shop. Boy oh boy the place has some nice stuff. They had the full line of Festool in stock and i might have to go back to make some purchases in the future.

Originally Posted by Leo G

Thanks for that tidbit of information Darcy.

Originally Posted by WarnerConstInc.

I would tell your wife you were going to the strip club, instead of woodcraft, you will get in less trouble that way.

Originally Posted by WarnerConstInc.

I would tell your wife you were going to the strip club, instead of woodcraft, you will get in less trouble that way.

Originally Posted by Gus Dering

Why didn't you tell him about the hide the new tools under a tarp method? Once they have some battle scars they just look like the rest of the junk in the heap and you don't need the tarp any more. The easy way is hard enough.

You just want someone to hang with down at the Silver String.

Originally Posted by Leo G

Thanks for that tidbit of information Darcy.

Originally Posted by WarnerConstInc.

I bring mine in and set them up in the living room.
I may have Festool'd the old lady on the mft/3

Then I scoot the baby back and lay them by my bed side, can't let them get lonely.

You could try the tarp method as well.

Originally Posted by WarnerConstInc.

I bring mine in and set them up in the living room.
I may have Festool'd the old lady on the mft/3

Then I scoot the baby back and lay them by my bed side, can't let them get lonely.

You could try the tarp method as well.

Originally Posted by Willie T

Lends a new meaning to "multifunction".

Originally Posted by neolitic

I thought it stood for
Mother F***ing Table anyway.
Sounds like the appropriate useage?

Originally Posted by Leo G

Thanks for that tidbit of information Darcy.