Wood Logger Adventures of an American Woodworker

The first thing I have to say about the jig saw is that it's more rugged and certainly feels more durable.  It's a little bulker than some of the other saw's I've use, but it handles very nicely.

I recently purchased a new Craftsman Power Drill DD2100 from Sears. I've been using it for about three weeks now and I have to say so far, I have NO complaints. In fact I think it's as solid a drill as I've ever used. The drill came as part of a kit, and I was able to pick it up for $109 (on sale) from Sears.

I've had my Craftsman 10" Contractor Table Saw Model 21833 (351.218330) for about a year now, and it is rock solid! I previously owned a craftsman saw that had the tabletop made out of aluminium.

When it comes to taking care of your tablesaw it's a must that you clean and wax the tabletop from time to time. I used to frequently clean it off, but I never even considered waxing it.

For my birthday recently my wife purchased me a Craftsman 16" Variable Speed Scroll Saw. (That's right fella's she's all mine) Having never owned a scroll saw, and quickly realizing that I'm a novice to this tool