is rabbeting on a bridgeport possible?

[@lydan6018]

@HolzMichel How are you doing today? I hope you are doing great

[@HolzMichel]

no complaints

[@lydan6018]

@@HolzMichel Hey thanks for your reply, I was surfing through the youtube channel and I came across your profile in a comment. Hope you don't mind

[@HolzMichel]

not a problem

[@HolzMichel]

dialog in the comments really help with the youtube algorithm

[@lydan6018]

@@HolzMichel You seem to be replying my messages and that's a kind gesture from you. Do you suggest a way we can get to know each other better off this site

[@davidiansykes]

they cut teak better than a router made the front deck of a steam launch with one

[@HolzMichel]

oh wow, way koolll.

[@davidiansykes]

@@HolzMichel the hard bit was cleaning up the poor old mill after

[@HolzMichel]

@@davidiansykes roger that!! the chips soaked up all the coolant left in the table grooves and made a real funky goop. and then there's the really fine stuff that floats all over the shop, onto the machine, into the tool chest, the dividing heads and everything around it... it pays to have a shop vac handy to hoover up the bulk of the chips when working with wood on the bridgeport

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@@HolzMichel How are you doing today?

[@HolzMichel]

@@lydan6018 no complaints