I need something for very small detailed spaces. Have any of you also tried Fiskars? If so, which do you think is better?
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These are great pens and I love the variety. However, if you are looking for detail, these do not have fine points. Most of them are fairly wide points. They are fine for me because I use them for grading.
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My basement shop is 24 x 32 and it works just fine. I do cabinet making, wood turning and wood carving, with the full compliment of power saws, sanders, routers, etc. If I am doing a lot of sanding, I still use vacuum connected to the sander, and work right in front of the Shop Fox, otherwise just in proximity to the dust producing tool (I did not ceiling mount it).
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the difference is just the size. if you have a big screen, bamboo fun would be a better choice. even your monitor is small, bigger tablet may offer more precision. but i believe most people would be fine with craft size.
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with wall to wall carpet I would use the model TOPAZ. Onyx is good with area rugs and smooth floor. Thank you K&M
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They are a highly regarded blade on the shaving forums and are relatively inexpensive. It comes in a paper box and doesn't take up hardly any space at all. I think your best bet is to get a sample pack so you can try a lot of different blades and see which ones you like and which one you don't before making a purchase of 100 blades. You would be surprised at what works for YOU and what doesn't.
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If you build cabinets, furniture or any think to do with joining wood the one I would recommend is the K4 or K5. The K5 is the newer version which incorporates some innovative additions. The other jigs in the system are more portable, but a lot slower to use. The K4 is perfectly adequate for my shop. Buying the kit and the "briefcase" of screws will get you up and rolling fast. The video is very enlightening. Good luck. The R3 Jr. is fine for casual use and some specialty uses as explained in the offering but if you do a lot of woodworking with Kreg the K4 & 5 are more accurate and repeatable. If you build cabinets, furniture or any think to do with joining wood the one I would recommend is the K4 or K5. The K5 is the newer version which incorporates some innovative additions. The other jigs in the system are more portable, but a lot slower to use. The K4 is perfectly adequate for my shop. Buying the kit and the "briefcase" of screws will get you up and rolling fast. The video is very enlightening. Good luck. The R3 Jr. is fine for casual use and some specialty uses as explained in the offering but if you do a lot of woodworking with Kreg the K4 & 5 are more accurate... » Read More If you build cabinets, furniture or any think to do with joining wood the one I would recommend is the K4 or K5. The K5 is the newer version which incorporates some innovative additions. The other jigs in the system are more portable, but a lot slower to use. The K4 is perfectly adequate for my shop. Buying the kit and the "briefcase" of screws will get you up and rolling fast. The video is very enlightening. Good luck. The R3 Jr. is fine for casual use and some specialty uses as explained in the offering but if you do a lot of woodworking with Kreg the K4 & 5 are more accurate and repeatable. « Show Less
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It is a little complicated to use if it's for trimming paper, a Fiskar paper trimmer would be my recommendation for an 8 year old. If using simply as a light table, though, it should be fine. :-)
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I would recommend going with the Oster Titan instead. The t finisher is small and really meant more for detailing. They get hot if you use them for more than cleaning up around the ear, neckline or for barbering designs.
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I bought the Premium Parquet Brush for use with my C3. The parquet brush is my husband's favorite and I prefer the regular floor brush. It really seems to be a matter of taste. I'm not sure the purchase would really be worth the money. On the other hand, the small turbo brush is outstanding on steps and when cleaning the car.
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Had the same need. I find the smaller stand is much better and easyer to use. The only drawback is long material . I just use stands if over 10 ft. Which I used with bigger stand when cutting heavier material.
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I have this product but I did not like it. Maybe if you have a very small area. I have large areas though. I bought something much larger on eBay.
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The basic small is what you need. Optionally, you could spring for the eraser version. It comes down to personal preference on surface area for drawing...tablets take a bit of getting used to. Hope this helps.
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I had the hitachi. It's a good saw but festool is just so much better. I'm a professional furniture maker an it is perfect for me. If cost is a consern go with hitschi but if u can swing the extra cost go for the festool.
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I used homelite and it cuts really great . I recommend the homelite. about 1 and half .
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with wall to wall carpet I would use the model TOPAZ. Onyx is good with area rugs and smooth floor. Thank youK&M;
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I use mine for a larger map, actually. The black rails create a nice border, actually, and don't look wonky. Smaller should be just fine. You could also cut them easily if you were that worried, they're not especially thick.
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I've been happy with the premium (japanese) mortise chisels from lee valley. You can probably use any brand successfully if you have enough time to re-hone the chisels.