I got these the other day and have used them Love them . was useing a board to do my straight liineing for cutting . These have saved me time at lining up . Wish I had gotten them a long time ago . Just line up the marks with one hand and tighten up with the other .

I think I have every pocket hole clamp and accessory Kreg makes and have had a great deal of fun using them. I was excited when I first saw it on the New Yankee workshop and rushed out to get one. I have over the years built several projects with the jig and have loved every minute. However that being said there are a couple of things the new user should be aware of. 1. If you use glue on your projects be aware it not only serves to strengthen the project, In the beginning it will act as a lubricant and make getting your joints flush Difficult. 2. If your want perfect joints clamp, clamp ,clamp. The force of the screws WILL force the piece out of alignment. Beyond that get one of these and build your little heart out !

I have owned and used my Dynabrade for 10 years. The one on sale is indeed a great deal. This sander is not the top of the line, but does what it should do. It also comes in the 3/16 orbit which is the best for wood working. If you have never used air sander, you will never go back. The downside is you need at least a true 5hp, 60 to 80 gal tank compressor to use it efficiently. When you open the box there is a red card inside. The card says 'Made in USA and Lifetime warranty'. This says it all for me. Buy one and you will never look back. Don't loose the wrench and save the box if you ever have to send it back.

Got this unit for Christmas. This is a great unit and does a good job. It's not even very noisy. I would recomend this unit to anyone with a small shop.

I purchased this iron a few weeks ago and have had the opportunity to give it a test ride. Like most of the others have said, there Is a learning curve to get it right. I practiced on a variety of hard and soft woods and it did take a while to get a consistent brand. I'm getting the hang of it and the brands are coming out looking sharp. I did notice that different pressure is needed depending on the hardness and or grain pattern your trying to brand. I practice on the same wood I plan to brand my project with. The iron is well made and reasonably priced.

Having had problems with the Bosch mount galling up the router motor from chips filling in around the motor and making adjustment nearly imposible I bought this router lift, it was the best move I could have made. Adjusting the bit height is so easy now and changing bits is also easy to do above the table. I did get some drifting of the height while routing but it was not the fault of the lift it was from an out of balance router bit. I enjoy using this lift very much. It is well made and will most likely last me a long time. I recommend it to anyone who asks about it.