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Hi, and welcome to the forum! The TTLS is 153cm long, 38.1cm tall, and as wide as you want to make it The minimum width is 30,5cm. It can stand up, or lay down; it depends on what position that you would like. The THTLP is 183cm long, 45.75cm tall, and as wide as you want. The minimum width is 38.1c...

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Sat Jan 18, 2020 11:38 pm

I built a router jig off of Anton's pictures, and, it works well.

I assume you're talking about another time? You didn't run out and replicate it today to cure a little mid-day boredom streak... did you?

You're safe in your assumption. I built it a number of years ago.

I built a router jig off of Anton's pictures, and, it works well.

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Fri Jan 17, 2020 7:26 am

http://www.mijnrobland.be/nl/nz-3200

This is the next gen of what i have but the dust extraction is very similar

Jumpin Jimminy, that is one fancy table saw! It even as a pre-cutter underneath to prevent tear-out without having to use a zero-clearance plate!

Push sticks....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LW8PUsaRSPY or .... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8h4OJHhSH8A The second video is a bit long but he is quite thorough. Sorry ketoet, but I don't trust the style of push stick that you shared, because it doesn't hold the wood to the table at the other ...

some sliders that fit the tabbed 5/8" miter slots on my particular table saw... for making a sled. No need to buy those. You have a table saw now, make them yourself from some solid wood. I made mine with some red oak from HD. Not only do you get the job done, but building the sled from scratch wil...

Have fun!

The T45 can be built with castors and hand-holds in a similar fashion to the T39 or T48, and that makes it just as easily transportable (like it is it's own dolly, and one can rest the top onto a table or pickup bed, and then lift up the bottom to slide up into place}. The T45 can be the same pack-s...

Jordan, welcome to the forum!
Like everyone else, so far, I suggest getting the CD.
For subs, my thought was the T45 since it can reach down lower for the movies. If not that, then the T48. Premium drivers. Buy once, cry once.

Man oh man, why did I watch that video? Silly maybe, but, I found it to be sad.

Glad you like the S10, so far. Are you adding a tweet?

Hi there, and welcome to the forum! Since you have La Scalas, then the best sub suggestion would be the THT because the TT doesn't offer much more lower frequencies that the La Scalas can put out. The THT will give a solid one octave down from the La Scalas (but it continues putting out sound down l...

Intriguing!

Well 2020 is already with us here in the Antipodes, and it's not off to a great start. Our family property is in the middle of a unprecedented Aussie summer wildfire, and probably lost. Awaiting more news on that. Anyway, Happy New Year to the forum, may this year be prosperous and kind to you all ...

Phew, it almost slipped by me,but, it is still 2019 at the time of posting this. Anyway, wishing all a very good year in 2020.

What is the inside height of the opening. Something tells me that it could be an O10.