2 reasons. First, I live in the Northeast and humidity can get high at times. The plastic keeps the humidity off of the tools tables and prevents rust. Second, I have a lot of tools occupying a 2 car garage. Even with good dust extraction sawdust gets all over the tool surfaces. The plastic keeps the tool clean and keeps dust out of parts that could affect performance.
Life kind of got in the way. New grandkid who we watch a couple of days a week. Really busy with my own woodworking projects. I have been getting motivated to post a bunch more after the Holidays. Hope it works out.
Nice tip! Maybe not relevant here, but always cut the corner joint splines along the grain, not across and the joints will be even stronger.
Oh man I had you as my gym teacher in 2008 at atco elementary 😁😂 Can't believe my friends actually found you on youtube
I remember you. I hope that you are doing well. Now that I am retired this is what I do with some of my spare time. Take care.
Atco, NJ?
Good simple jig thanks
Another great video, Dave, I see you have a new Table saw! Saw Stop?
Ha Dave love the videos I learn allot .quick question why do you have plastic covering your machines
2 reasons. First, I live in the Northeast and humidity can get high at times. The plastic keeps the humidity off of the tools tables and prevents rust. Second, I have a lot of tools occupying a 2 car garage. Even with good dust extraction sawdust gets all over the tool surfaces. The plastic keeps the tool clean and keeps dust out of parts that could affect performance.
why did you stop posting??
Life kind of got in the way. New grandkid who we watch a couple of days a week. Really busy with my own woodworking projects. I have been getting motivated to post a bunch more after the Holidays. Hope it works out.