2 1/2″ x 10′ CLEAR PVC DUST COLLECTION HOSE BY PEACHTREE WOODWORKING PW367
Heavy duty PVC hose is a very durable and flexible hose that is perfect for the work shop. The PVC hose is wrapped around a steel wire that can be grounded easily. A tight bending radius allows you to maneuver the hose anywhere in your shop without worry about kinks. This heavy duty PVC hose will not collapse under pressure from your dust collector plus the hose is clear allowing you to see directly inside to spot any kind of obstruction.
- The PVC hose is wrapped around a steel wire that can easily be grounded.
- Tight bending radius allows you to maneuver the hose anywhere in your shop.
- This heavy duty hose will not collapse under pressure from your dust collector.
- Hose is clear so you can see directly inside to spot any kind of obstruction.
- Also available in 20′ and 50′ length – each sold separately
List Price: $ 24.99
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Question by tyghor: What is the best way to glue boards together to make a larger board for furniture?
I’ve tried gluing up boards but they get a little out of alignment and I’m looking at building a lot of furniture in the next 5 years (beats paying $ $ $ for pine and I like woodworking!). I need to get a large plane for tops and sides of dressers, tables, shelves, etc. How should I get everything to be plane more easily?
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Answer by eric h
Buy a Biscuit Jointer, they are much better than dowelling and dead accurate, ricky
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Quality ok, but description isn’t right,
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|Peachtree Woodworking dust collection hose,
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|Great hose,
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|If you plan on being serious about this purchase a planer. You will have to decide if it is worth the money spent. You may be able to find a used one if you do some serious looking around.
Depending on what you are building, have you thought about getting the correct size pieces of wood you need? This may work out better for you than gluing pieces together. Just a thought. I am not building it and it all comes down to what you want to spend your money on.
use a rotor and make notches in the wood joints to match each other.then squirt wood glue in notches followed by a wooden biscuit.then slide and use wood clamp to keep together until the glue has tried. then remove clamps.