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Every time.

Put a blade on it.

You chopping trees?

Never had an issue with our 130, just a big damn trimmer.

I've got a FS130 at work, the line is old and been going through it like water. Picked up a blower at the Stihl place the other day and they had some new mixed line that I picked up. Should be running it this week to see how it works. I think its the CF3 line, he hadn't heard anything bad about it and they'd been selling it so we'll give it a go.

Looks good!

Congrats!

Typical shop air lines are typically 110-150psi, cuts aren't a rarity either. Death is only one part, eye injuries are another big one, blowing dirt off yourself is another good way. Couple CC of air out of a blow gun is only a very short burst. Going to happen to you in your lifetime, go buy a lottery ticket instead, but same reason I wear a seatbelt. That one saved my life once already.

Compressed air is flat out dangerous.

I don't recall seeing a drill chuck in it, so it uses collets. First step would be knowing what collets they are and having the full set to be able to run the proper drill bits. If it isn't set up for a drill chuck, that'll eat up almost all your Z axis room.

Even if you bought this mill, you'd sink another 1500 in basic tooling for it. https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/tld/d/bridgeport-vertical-mill/6626461077.html

With very few exceptions, if you can lift a mill or lathe without any assistance, its crap.

If its less than 5k, it'd be cheaper to just buy it.

I'm tailoring my 'ok' to the assumption it won't see much use and you aren't doing much with it...

The Rigid oscillating spindle sander and belt sander they sold at home depot was pretty reasonable.