huuie asked:

i also have some 240v power tools,which ones can i leagilly use on site or in joinery workshops as in wrokshops here ,we can only use 240v,as on site its 110v..do you have the same systmes in place there or is it all the same??

Question posted courtesy of: Jacob

Akaash S asked:

(a) sand in a circular motion
(b) apply pressure to the sander
(c) hold the job with one hand while sanding
(d) use the machine only when it attains full speed

Question posted courtesy of: Andrea

pb&j asked:

I’m interested in buying one, will it sharpen blades?

Question posted courtesy of: Lillie

daycare aide asked:

hedge trimmers,johnsonred chain saaw, 1700,sacs domer weed wacker,sears variable speed drill, portable hand saw, sears air compressor(new), belt sander, orbital sander, orbital car polisher,lea blower, leaft chipper &mulcher, 5 hp battery charger, sears power lawn mower, contractors wheelbarrow,truck loading ramps, hydraulic jack, sears 199 pc socket set, firestorm musket 50 caliber,winchester 30/30 rifle,fishing equipment, prussian sword,beer stein, paintings, camera & lens, boch trumpet, cast iron ash tray, bedroom set, record collection, homelite chainsaw, 28 special revolver smith & wesson, 32/40 carbine rifle winchester, 12 gauge shotgun, 22 caliber ruger pistol,22 caliber marlin rifle, 9mm walther pistol, 12 gauge 36″ shotgun, 12 gauge shotgun mausburg, 30/06 winchester model 70 with 3/9 leopolde scope, 8mm mauser rifle, 7.86 sks rifle, penn state university captain’s chair, 2 recurve bows, thompsons musket firestorm 50 cal, 30/30 winchester rifle, baot, 2 weber gas grills, piano
roll top desk, coach and loveseat, couch and futon,sony tv, tv, upright freezer, beer-tap refrigrator,,refrigeraator,refrigerator,maple dresser, silverware, 442 oldsmobile, weilder weight machine, snow blower, 16 hp gravely tractor

Question posted courtesy of: Christian

Julia Collen asked:

Can this power tools be used for small home building work .

Question posted courtesy of: Curtis

James H asked:

I am planning to rebuild a fence using common cedar fence boards. These are sold wet and rough. The last time I built, I cured the lumber for 3 months. I used a belt sander to smooth all sides. It came out really nice, but the sanding was no fun: 3 days of vibration, “sawdust-snowman”, inhaling cedar dust, cedar splinters in my eyes. At the time I told myself, “next time I am buying/renting a machine to smooth these boards”.

I was thinking about a portable surface planer and rigging a vacuum exhaust. But I am not sure that the planer can handle all the warping cedar fence boards tend to have. Would a surface planner work for my application?

I’ve also seen surface drum sanders, and I know these are specifically designed for this application. But it seems like there are only commercial (ie >$500) machines available? Any ideas?

Question posted courtesy of: Agnes

rureal! asked:

im removing artex from the walls in my hall, stairs and landing in a few weeks so i can skim over them. will be removing it with a belt sander but dont want to buy an expensive one. have priced a model which is an PERFORMANCE POWER NHL710BS. anyone tried one?

Question posted courtesy of: Nathan

Dave asked:

I’m looking to buy new cordless power tools where every tool uses the same battery and these are my two choices. What is your opinion? Got any better suggestions? Thanks!

Question posted courtesy of: Theresa

decjr2006 asked:

I need a good set of tools for some things around the house, possible renovation later, and some sidework. I was thinking about buying a 24 volt firestorm kit from lowes (2 batteries, charger, hammer drill, circ. saw, recip. saw, and a jig saw) for $220. Ive been told that some of the older firestorm tools are junk, havent heard anything bad about the new ones and my experience with a little 12 volt drill wasnt bad. Comes with a 2 year warrantee and lowes 4 year extended protection for $60 which offers 100% parts and labor coverage for mechanical and electrical failures. Should i buy the firestorm kit? $280 for good power tools for 6 years sounds ok to me or should i just cough up 300 more and get dewalt tools??

Question posted courtesy of: Alex

smudgeuk9 asked:

We’ve an old house which we’re renovating. However, stripping paint from door frames etc is a nightmare. The layers of gloss come of fine with a heat gun but under neath these is a layer of brown paint which just turns to gue with the heat gun and then goes hard, its impossible to get off. Tried a sander (detail sander and belt sander) but it just clogs the sandpaper up making it all shiner. Any ideas. At the moment i’m scraping it off with a chisel but there must be a better solution. Thanks.

Question posted courtesy of: Jane