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ya , i know i need a new camera , but till then , wanted to get a video out of the way that doesnt need much in the way of editing or set up .


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgi6TALV1KU

Is it supposed to be a link to a table saw?

yes . i have a blog on BGG , but have decided to start doing videos . since i will be using the table top band saw in some of my videos , i thought i would give a brief talk about it for anyone interested , because it was something that i had wanted for years to use for my terrain building , and now that i have one , i wish i had had it sooner . it saves me SO much time , and is indispensable to me personally because of have a spine issue that screws with my hands .

While not directly related to war gaming or war gaming accessory's i always love tools.

would love to have a table saw.

so many things I do, that a bandsaw would make easier =/

Bandsaw and belt sander..

soo good.

also a drill press.

also 1 2 3 blocks.

 Desubot wrote:
While not directly related to war gaming or war gaming accessory's i always love tools.

would love to have a table saw.

i got the bandsaw several years back . paid for by my thunderhawk project : http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/images-34706-13226_Thunderhawk%20Project.html

hadsome cash left over , so i put it into a ryobi table saw that let me do my barricades project : http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/images-34706-20317_Dust%20Tactics%20Barricades.html

and had moeny left over , so i also got a ryobi drill press .

i fell out of gaming mostly for the llast 4 years because of a car accident and a horrible employer that made the effects of the accident worse . but i am back up and trying to get my gaming hobby life going again . i plan to do more projects to get more cash for more tools and supplies .


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 Guildenstern wrote:
so many things I do, that a bandsaw would make easier =/

when i first REALLY got the hobby bug for wargaming , i had always thought a band saw would be great , but at the time i ONLY thought about using it for cutting bases for terrain pieces . now i use it to cut so many things , and i can even use it for some shaping on some of my projects .

i have a demel , and i use this thing WAY more than my dremel .

Yeah one of them is definitely on my list!

my hubby used to work at a CNC shop and they had several treemills as well, boy I miss access to those

If you do any terrain, at all, they're really really useful!

i wanted one for so long , but i always thought they would be superpricey . i kickmyself for not just dropping the hammer when i first got serious about the hobby aspect of gaming :I COULD HAVE MADE SO MUCH MORE COOL STUFF ALL THOSE YEARS AGO !!!!!!!!!!!