The SawStop jobsite table saw has a similar rip capacity of 25.5 inches, and setting the table is equally easy. On the Bosch 1041A, however, a movable outfeed gives you an additional 18-inches of support off the back of the saw—something not provided by SawStop in its jobsite model. This feature is also available as an attachment on the existing Bosch 4100 saw, but it comes standard on the Bosch Reaxx.

All of the Gladiator’s Greatest weaknesses are also its (and for the most part the Wranglers) Strengths. It looks great, its very off road capable, its fun, take off the top/sides, FREEDOM, quirky, different, it Jeep ect… and because of those strengths/reasons its also noisy, primitive, poor on road handling/ride, leaks, often broken into, expensive, inefficient, inconsistent build quality, ect…

Are either of these saws suitable for finer woodworking? Critical here are fine adjustments in height and angle, as well as fine adjustment of the fence. Also, do either of the saws have sawdust collection options?

Power meter/chainring unit is $820, Sram offers a replacement program where you send in the old one and you get a replacement for half off, so $410. Kinda steep for anyone looking to keep the bike long term-ish. Maybe/probably fine for racers that are flipping bikes every or every other season.

If beating a Mustang or Camaro down the drag strip is your sole muscle car objective, Dodge has just the Challenger for you. And to preview the new-for-2019 Challenger R/T Scat Pack 1320, Dodge took us to where the new model belongs: the world-famous Pomona Raceway drag strip. There, we got our first few passes in a 2019 Dodge Challenger with the  option package whose "1320" stands for the 1,320 feet in a quarter mile.

(Wish there was a connect iq app for this which would require the electronic shifters to support some way of doing ant+ input)

Whatever its housing, an attenuator contains either resistive or reactive elements that "soak up" the amp’s output power (something also known as a "load box") to reduce the level that is passed on to the speaker, usually by increments selectable by the player via notched switches or rotary dials.

An avid endurance athlete, Kenny has competed in triathlons (he’s an Ironman) and various other fitness activities. Still, his passions lie with his faith, family, friends, and his love for well-designed power tools. With a background in science, you’ll often find Kenny chatting up engineers at media events to get caught up on the latest tool technology.

Fox 16 reported earlier this week on the seven-hour blockage of a crossing near Hensley in Pulaski County. Union Pacific, which told KAIT it had no “record” of problems in Peach Orchard, apologized for the disruption in Hensley and put it down to a new system efficiency plan.

A unique one-off car created to show what is possible if you push the boundaries of your imagination. With its aluminum body, simple wrap around cockpit with minimal machined aluminum controls, the PS Spyder was light, sure footed and quick. A perfect example of our sports purpose ethos – less really is more.

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Here’s a tip, only poke a little hole in the foil sealing your quart or gallon oil bottle so you can pour a skinny stream, or do what I do and dispense your oil from a syrup bottle that has a tapered, pull-to-open tip. It works like a charm, and you can push the tip against the inside of the filler neck to stop the flow for one-handed control when your other hand is steadying the saw.