Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
New Bevel concept..... *LINK*
Rob Lee
>....really! See the link below...
Just to keep this on topic - note that the tailgate makes a work surface, and the flooring is recycled walnut...
Bit of sexism in saying the design "places its focus strictly on male empty-nesters actively engaged in hobbies" though....
Bit big to ship for us ....
Cheers -
Rob
(watch for the black and brass "Veritas" Edition.... hey, Eddie Bauer does it....)
New Bevel
Re: New Bevel concept.....
Ernie Miller
>I want the LV edition. But can I get the floor in South African rosewood to match my totes and knobs? it would also look nice if the steering wheel and control knobs were made of it also and one of them fancy plumb bobs hanging from the mirror so you know when it is parked level.
It's not April fools day is it?
Ernie Miller
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Re: New Bevel concept.....
Tim Caley - North Little Rock
>Is that a bevel up or bevel down tool? ;-) Sorry couldn't resist.
Re: New Bevel concept.....
joel -( tools for working wood)
>Does it fit in your honing guide?
Kind of a short workbench
Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA
>and wouldn't the vise hardware get in the way when it's folded up?
At 6'2" myself, I'm not sure I want to crouch down to work under that tailgate.
Pretty sharp concept.....
Denis Ch�nard, Orl�ans, Ont.
>It should slice its way through traffic easily...
Does it come both in A2 and O1? ;-)
DC
Sharpen every six months or 10,000 miles, whichever comes easier
If the workshop is a rockin'.....
Thomas Skaggs, Foothills of Mount Level
>....don't bother knockin'! ;-)
I'd like to see a pattern makers vise on the rear bumper. Otherwise, pretty cool. Reminds me of Hot Wheels when I was a kid.
Tom
If that thing rolled over on the fwy...
Paul M. in San Diego
>would it be bevel-up or bevel-down?
Re: no dust collection necessary
Norman (Metcalfe, Ont.)
>Just think of all the money you can save on dust collection ,
just drive off in a cloud of dust and shavings :)
Now I'm thinking of how this vehicle becomes a magnet for thieves,
if it's marketed as a rolling tool haven.
Norman