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see how cleanly extracted the subfloor with one saw one blade and no damage to the sheetrock wires our plumbing one saw what about this forget about pulling out your beam saw or making four cuts with two different saws I could do it with one saw in two cuts bet your saw can't do this how fast was that and without the waste of material or ugly edges that can be graded by reciprocating saw what if you could do this I just cut that rim joist without marking or chalking any lines try that with any other saw could you even think about doing this with your circular saw how many times would you have to pull out your tape measure just to cut these floor joists 10 20 times try doing it without measuring at all and try doing this with your old circular saw a you have to do this by hand or switch to an undercut so now I just rotate my handle 90 degrees for a perfect warm pass under cuts and only a few seconds a typical jobsite you'd need almost all these saws to get the job done the straight flush saw replaces them all to do is fold up the front deck and I can easily make a 1 a 9/16 nose cut 360 degrees around the room way faster than a manual saw and without cutting into pipe or a wire hate making ugly inaccurate cuts with a router or reciprocating saw the deployable front deck is also the fastest easiest way to cut out doors and windows look at those edges they're clean beautiful lines that don't need any extra attention unlike the ugly uneven cuts that you get with a reciprocating saw or plunge router more importantly we've saved a ton of material see all these plywood scraps depending on the size of your jobsite that's hundreds to thousands of dollars worth of material you might lose when you use one of these inefficient saws to cut your doors and windows with the straight flush all you'll save more of your scraps even on a small house that can easily turn into a few thousand dollars this 505 P protractor from steric tools is designed just for this job place it in the corner and open the wings until they come into contact with the wall now and this is the slick part simply read the miter saw setting directly from the tool no calculating no transferring measurements and practically no chance for error in most cases the crown molding bottom is the edge that has the most detail one thing is common to both inside and outside corners and that is the molding must be placed into the saw with the bottom edge up in other words the bottom edge will always be against the miter saw fence it's also important to keep in mind whether you're cutting the left hand or right hand piece of molding okay here we go when cutting the left hand piece of an inside corner swing the mitre arm to the right and place the workpiece on the right side of the blade to cut the right hand section of an inside corner swing the mitre arm to the left and place the work piece to the left of the blade the Ehrlich steam generator was designed for all wood workers from the novice to the expert and works great for many wood bending projects like colonial chairs guitars boats tennis racquets shaker boxes skis sleds and even really crazy looking pieces of furniture or arts the Earl lacks steam generator is simple and safe to use and even includes instructions on how to build a steam box no need to fear the hassle or the risks of rigging up an old teakettle or propane heater to generate steam the relaxed steam generator makes bending woods safe with the exterior water level indicator to thermal protectors 12-foot cool to touch hose automatic suck back valves and pressure relief valves fill with clean water hook the hose up to your steam box and plug in it's that simple to use the Earl X steam generator includes a 1500 watt elements and a 1.3 gallon tank that takes 23 minutes to steam up and provides over two hours of steam per fill also included with the steam generator is a steam box adapter to quickly and easily attach the steam generator to your steam box take on new exciting woodworking projects using the power of steam to bend wood drawing straight lines can be challenging when relying on a tape measure and a scrap of wood as a straight edge now there's a better way with the new wood peckers t-squares whether working off a factory edge or not you will draw a straighter and more accurate parallel lines in less time than you can imagine woodpeckers t-squares are available in three sizes the 12-inch size is ideal for work with solid lumber and furniture parts the 24 and 32 inch are intended for cabinetry work in the layout of sheet goods each woodpecker's t-square consists of a precisely machined aluminum blade perfectly fitted to a solid billet handle with a machined edge for true square as well as support steps to prevent tipping both critical parts are fastened together with screws offset to create tension between the blade and handle for mechanical soundness the laser engraved laid has precisely spaced one millimeter holes machined every 1/16 of an inch apart and will fit both pencil or mechanical pencils also included are additional holes on one inch centers for marking shelf pin locations the blade edges are formed at a 30 degree bevel and engraved with precise in scale markings graduated at 1/32 of an inch the bevel design reduces parallax and increases measuring and marking accuracy