That's the combo I had my eye on. Must be a Bosch deal as I've seen that price listed at Home Depot and Amazon as well. I have too many "carts" full of toys
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That's the combo I had my eye on. Must be a Bosch deal as I've seen that price listed at Home Depot and Amazon as well. I have too many "carts" full of toys
Nolan was super nice and easy to work with. He has a ton of stock and threw in a bunch of freebies on top of such a great price.
FWIW I just bought this combo through Home Depot (I like a local source to return/exchange if I ever have issues) and the total cost was $170 after tax. There was an additional discount on top of the sale price of $179!
You should be able to get the 11 percent if you’re around a menards.
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This filter is $146 on Amazon and you get back 10% on an Amazon CC rewards.
This filter is $146 on Amazon and you get back 10% on an Amazon CC rewards.
That Wen filter is the one I have and I have had zero issues. You can see it looks identical to the Grizzly one for 230 and almost the same as the Shop Fox for 225.
Yeah that's why I got the Wen. The controller gives it off that someone is making them for all these companies.
Oh yeah. I've been watching Youtube videos on them. Look solid.
Just finished this up tonight. It had been drying over a year after roughing it out.
Any electrical gurus that can tell me why my heater almost burned the house down on Saturday?
My wife smelled electrical burning through the wall so I rushed home and shut everything in the garage down and aired it out. When I started flicking stuff back on it was obviously my heater.
You can see some of the clips started turning black on the adjustment dial on the bottom left of the pic but the main part that started to melt was a connection to the motor by the black spot.
The heater is a 5000W 240V one from Menards. This would be the third winter it has seen daily use. It did run for a couple weeks this year before this.
My wife smelled electrical burning through the wall so I rushed home and shut everything in the garage down and aired it out. When I started flicking stuff back on it was obviously my heater.
You can see some of the clips started turning black on the adjustment dial on the bottom left of the pic but the main part that started to melt was a connection to the motor by the black spot.
The heater is a 5000W 240V one from Menards. This would be the third winter it has seen daily use. It did run for a couple weeks this year before this.
Yikes! I'm glad she caught it in time. Wish I could be more help to diagnose the problem.
WOW, you are lucky. I had a 240v heater from that the fan motor went out one night last winter. When out to the garage in the morning, and could smell electric burn smell. Now I am skidish in getting another heater.
Ok fellow woodworkers. Need some advice. I have 2 chunks of spalted maple, approximately 13" x 10"x 9". Looking for someone with a big enough ban saw that can mill down to 1" thick pieces. Customer wants me to make cutting boards out of it. The wood came from a tree in her yard that blew over during the storm last year.
Any advice or help is appreciated.
Any advice or help is appreciated.
That’s exactly what happened with this one. I’m wondering if there’s a reason this brand isn’t around anymore.
