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Re: Spend the money on precision [message #29895 is a reply to message #29894] Sat, 24 March 2007 14:49 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Cuppa Joe is currently offline  Cuppa Joe
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Thanks for the quick reply, CH. Here come the detail questions:

I live in a small, ground-level condo with a postage stamp for a patio, so the table saw is OUT and the sawboard is IN. Does this change the choice of circular saw? For that matter, does the compound mitre saw have a collapsible base? Almost everything has to fit into a tiny hallway closet, just big enough to hide a couple of bodies. (The SAF, y'know!)

Even if not too expensive, the non-precision tools still need to be reliable. I'm assuming that's why you recommended DeWalt. What brands did you buy for precision tools? What diameter circular saw/blade works best for you?

Why a brad gun? I thought that screw'n'glue was the preferred construction method for pro audio boxes. Plus, plenty of clamps and straps!



 
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