I need to cut some molding, only 4 pieces to make a frame. I dont have one down here, and id really rather not have to buy one. It will only be about 10 mins. I know some of you have one, help me out.

Thanks

2/12/2007 4:29:41 PM

Take it to Lowes or HD and ask them to cut it for you?

2/12/2007 5:03:56 PM

I bought it from there and i figured they could, but they dont cut angles. Plus everytime I've ever had anything cut from there its been off by about 1/8" everytime.

2/12/2007 5:45:36 PM

mine is out on a job site right now, otherwise i'd let you use it

2/12/2007 6:02:23 PM

^^ there should be a station next to their radial arm saw where you can cut it yourself, with a handsaw and a miter box

2/12/2007 6:39:13 PM

Mine is out of commission due to needing a blade. The last cuts I made with it burnt the end of the piece of wood and there was smoke filling up my shop.

If you don't find what you need I'll let you borrow a mitre box and hand saw if you let me hold something of value (like $20) while you have it. It's one of these:



While we're at it, anyone got a saw that could make a nice cut on a 4" thick butcher block? I need to cut off an ugly end to make a table out of it. I'd bring it to you for the cut...Not trying to borrow anyone's band saw.

[Edited on February 12, 2007 at 6:49 PM. Reason : s]

2/12/2007 6:49:11 PM

Sounds good man, i Pm'ed you my number so gimme a call.

2/12/2007 8:34:38 PM

hey man i got a $700 dewalt saw at work, it will cut a smiley face for you if you want it to, if you want a clean cut and you got time, i work right past cameron village, swing by and use it all you want

it's probably capable of cutting a 4"x12" board precisely, if not we got table saws, and any kind of tool you'd ever want

[Edited on February 12, 2007 at 9:01 PM. Reason : 4" ]

2/12/2007 8:57:49 PM

SbT....Left you a message. Give me a call if you still need it.

^ The butcher block is probably 4" thick by 32" wide where it needs to be cut. I might have to run it across a table saw on each side and then just sand the end until it looks straight, but I don't have one yet. What do you think?

2/12/2007 9:14:29 PM

just run it across a table saw. it has a rip guard that you can set at desired width

blade should be high enough

[Edited on February 12, 2007 at 9:16 PM. Reason : ..]

2/12/2007 9:15:31 PM

i've got any of the equipment listed here also. holler if either of you still needs anything.

2/12/2007 9:26:34 PM

^^ When could I bring it by to get it cut?

2/12/2007 9:40:02 PM

Preciate it Slack, and WMV ill know who to ask in the future for my cutting needs... thanks

2/12/2007 11:04:09 PM

No problem. That was pretty quick.

2/12/2007 11:10:49 PM

WMVlad, where do you work?

Our shop is over right next to Cameron Village too, we have a good table saw and a Radial Arm Saw that would make quick work of the butcher block.

2/12/2007 11:56:32 PM

go down oberlin, past wade, and it's the first street on the left

2/13/2007 8:52:56 AM

Came out fine,

I just painted it, or atleast until it started raining in my paint booth.

2/13/2007 11:27:25 AM