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Old 11-21-2009, 10:31 AM   #21
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something I've noticed from all the pictures above (including my own setup) is lack of a bag for the miter saw. After all these years can't we get a miter saw that doesn't spew sawdust everywhere? Thank goodness for a high pressure air tank.

You can but, it will cost you 1300 bucks for the saw and about another 500 for the extractor.

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Old 11-21-2009, 12:45 PM   #22
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You can but, it will cost you 1300 bucks for the saw and about another 500 for the extractor.
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Lol i thought that earlier
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I wish that we had some job sites to keep clean, nothing going on here but a little pantry converstion that was done in two days AGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
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I took advantage of it twice this week, once upstairs in a finished house, adding a new wall to make the loft the 4th bedroom. Took 30 seconds to clean up the dust left over from cutting about 42 cuts.

I made way more of a mess drilling 4 holes in the studs for wiring.
I need a drill with dust extraction.

Second one was for my own closet upstairs, took the saw to the work, saved a tone of walking and cleaning time.
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...2 of 3 have the bag on my saw....it catches about half....
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AMEN BROTHA AND PLEASE LEARN HOW TO SIZE PICS PRIOR TO LINKING!!!
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AMEN BROTHA AND PLEASE LEARN HOW TO SIZE PICS PRIOR TO LINKING!!!

How old are some of these monitors you guys are using? I have been running 1600x1200 for over 10 years and last year upgraded to 1920x1080. Even my 15" laptop screen is 1920x1080 What res you running nElighter?

The biggest pic is 1440x999 which aint a very large pic size at all or is there another i aint seeing thats larger.
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How old are some of these monitors you guys are using? I have been running 1600x1200 for over 10 years and last year upgraded to 1920x1080. Even my 15" laptop screen is 1920x1080 What res you running nElighter?

The biggest pic is 1440x999 which aint a very large pic size at all or is there another i aint seeing thats larger.
Same here my laptop is a 17" screen and they fit fine.


nEighter you might need to adjust your resolution.
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How old are some of these monitors you guys are using?
It ain't the monitor, it's the eyeballs. A lot of us old pharts just aren't comfortable squinting at anything higher than 1024 x 768. At that res, 640 x 480 makes the pics fit just right.

Use that as your Lowest Common Denominator and you won't get any complaints.
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It ain't the monitor, it's the eyeballs. A lot of us old pharts just aren't comfortable squinting at anything higher than 1024 x 768. At that res, 640 x 480 makes the pics fit just right.

Use that as your Lowest Common Denominator and you won't get any complaints.

lol 640x480
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maybe it would help make your jobsite look like less of a pigsty
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My resolution is 1680x1050 and I need to sidescroll for those images. My browsers are never fullscreen though, I don't like it when they are. I like to be able to click my desktop icons whenever I need to.
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I made way more of a mess drilling 4 holes in the studs for wiring.
I need a drill with dust extraction.
Dust extraction we got....

http://www.hilti.ca/holca/modules/pr...jsp?OID=-33507

For most tasks and wood drilling I hold my little ridgid vac with one hand and my drill with the other, if it requires 2 hands then pay a youngster to the vac hose.
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