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Lincoln Furniture Plans
Many years ago Popular Mechanics I think, posted a few articles and construction plans for several pieces of Lincoln furniture. Would anyone happen to know what issues those plans were in? Seems like...
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how to build a worktable that can be leveled in middle of legs
So cut a section out of as many legs as needed and insert a threaded rod into each section of the leg using the appropriate hardware. Weld a nut on the rod so you can turn it with a wrench.
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bench progress
Well, the bench is coming along slowly, but I've posted some pics in abpw for those that are interested. Joe C.
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Your favorite plunge morticing jig
Been looking around the web (DAGS) looking for a morticing jig to build. Seen ones from very simple to very elaborate. Before I build one thought I would see what everyone thought really worked. have...
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wanted, project for a young woodworker
I have a 8 yo boy visiting tomorrow and thought he might like to make something for his mother for Christmas, Does anyone have a suggestion for something he can make? I don't need plans, I can figure...
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a table that walks when you push it... neat
There is a video on YouTube of a man pushing a table and the legs move up and down as if walking... very clever. In the fall of 2006, I attended the Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven, Netherlands, where...
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Can improper wiring actually cause a fire?
The stove needs it, because the control and lighting circuits are 120V, and the 120V loads require a neutral. The air conditioner probably does not, and the water heater almost certainly does not,...
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Keeping cords from cracking just below the strain relief?
I believe there's some sort of rule that on every drill that isn't enough of a piece of crap as to break in less than a month the outer insulation must break just below the strain relief. There's got...
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REVIEW - Teknatool Supernova2 Woodturning Chuck - www.onlinetoolreviews.com
Hi all, I have just completed a review of the Teknatool Supernova2 Turning Chuck. You can read the review online at it helps! Australian company, Triton, have been responsible for some excellent...
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off topic (but it is a tool recommendation question)
Hey All, That earlier food post made me think back to Thanksgiving day. (No, I did not have the spicy shrimp). After setting the bird in the oven I started making the cranberry relish from fresh...
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what did they do to Minwax stains?
hello, its a long story, but i haven't stained anything for about twenty years. recently i wanted to, so i bought the little yellow minwax can and heaved to. it was not what i remember by a long, long...
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Tried finding the receipe
Can not locate the etoufee recipe. Can someone reprint it. Thanks.
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Venting about trucks, trailers, and custmer service
Over the weekend I finished most of my move. I had moved all of my machines a couple weeks ago except for one where the cabinet I made was 5 feet wide. As it turns out, the 5'x9' trailer is really...
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Ryobi/Crafstman detail biscut joiner comments
After running across the term "R1 biscuit" and googling it and finding out what they were, I've repeatedly had project in which I said to myself "gee, one of those detail biscuits would be nice right...
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Delta TP300 planer knife screws -- problems
I have the low end Delta TP300 Shopmaster planer, which has been sold in various forms for quite some time. It works fine for my meager needs. I had to destroy over half the knife locking screws to...
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