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   lettusbee | Jan 05, 2009 07:56am | #1

   I really needed that a week ago.   I'd still buy it if it was close to me. 

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   lettusbee | Jan 05, 2009 07:59am | #2

   I just finished hanging 17 VG Fir Slabs into site built jambs.   Gonna start drilling for door knobs tomorrow.  With my cheesy little plastic dewalt jig. 

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   KenHill3 | Jan 05, 2009 08:23am | #3

   If I was in Sac, I would totally jump on that puppy. Pronto!

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   wane | Jan 05, 2009 04:28pm | #4

   that is the only planer I would get for doors!! go for it you won't be disapointed!

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   JDRHI | Jan 05, 2009 04:52pm | #5

   The planer alone is a $400 tool.

   Go for it!

   J. D. Reynolds

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   popawheelie | Jan 05, 2009 06:08pm | #6

   Do you need all of them? The reason I ask is because some of those tools aren't just for door hanging.

   A saw is a saw.

   The router is kind of big for doors. After all you are just morticing hinges, strikes, etc. Typicaly, a door router is smaller.

   You don't need a huge planer to plane doors. One of the nice things about planing is you can take a few passes to get where you want. So small planers work fine.

   The boring jig is door specific and will improve speed and accuracy.

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   Kit_Camp | Jan 05, 2009 07:12pm | #7

   That is a crazy deal!

   Email that guy, now.

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   JohnCujie | Jan 05, 2009 07:36pm | #8

   Buy the planer. Sell it to me.

   John

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   bstcrpntr | Jan 05, 2009 08:53pm | #9

   First question would be if they are stolen.  If not I'd be all over it if I were you.

   October 17th, 2009

   Jeremy and Lisa

   Was there ever any doubt?

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   Lawrence | Jan 05, 2009 09:09pm | #10

   It is a great planer--the blade is spiral... shaves rather than grinds.

   I had to look twice... and go out to the shop to make sure my stuff was still there.

   PC also used to make the hinge template jigs.. comes in a 4' case... sweet setup. Two of us would hang 25 solid doors in hollow metal with hardware per day back when it was profitable.

   Kinda miss those jobs. The only thing more fun was pocket hardware in P-Lam doors. That is a cool jig--turn it on and turn the crank... great fun.(obviously a rental--never ever seen one for sale).

   L

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