Just glad it worked out for ya. It truely is a slick little tool but needs a little tinkerin to make it work right. Guess nothing in life can be perfect, it wouldn't leave anything for the tinker'rs in life to play with

I've got about $70 wrapped up into this and $69 was for the belt/disc sander. It's pretty easy to make your own nock/point taper jig and then I just clamp it onto the shelf...

That's slickern' boiled okra--cheaper than a woodchuck too. When I burn the motor up on mine I plan on seeing if I can mount aluminum base on a disc sander.

Chad