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You're going to have to work and wait for a proper oil finish.
There's no getting around it. To get a proper finish that you'll be proud of, the process of applying an oil finish will take anywhere from a week or longer--especially if you live in an are of high...
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Quarter sawn lumber explained
For a few of us that need a simpler explanation of quarter sawn lumber and why it is more expensive, This method is labor and time intensive. And done another way in a more wasteful manner.
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Temporary Construction
32,000 square feet. Built in December, to close in March. Each year. Great engineering and craftsmanship. Outside: Entrance to the Ice Bar: The Ice Bar: The Wedding Chapel A hallway: Reception desk &...
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OT. The A Team film
With little better to do this evening than watch the water rising, yet again, I watched th A Team film. Some amusement and some good/bad/poor fx. About 3/4 way through the film the team escape in a 4...
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OT Because this is funny and there is no woodworking at the moment
Jeopardy, the game show. Sort of a snooty show hosted by a sorta snooty Alex Trebek. Alex Trebek has on more than one occasion sorta hinted to a contestant in so many words that you need to be smart...
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Check out this guys shop wall
Look how many drills he has, how organized he is. Holly Crap. I finally got the right link. You can download the plans and the guide using the link below....
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cabinetry question
Was listening to an Jim Heavey (WW-Shows) say that he "knocked down" all corners/edges with a router--because finishes don't adhere to them very well. He also routes around inset cabinet doors...
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battery
Does anyone have a dead Trend Airshield Pro battery pack that yo don't want? I want to try taking it apart and see if I can replace the dead cells. I will pay for the postage. Remove NOSPAM to reply...
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Woodworking Show
The show is finally coming to my area in two weeks. Though, I can imagine things my vary from show to show (city to city), but overall, is it worth it to go?
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10 years ago
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metal detector
My wizard III stopped working. I tried replacing the battery, tried adjusting, but it is not consistently able to pick up my tablesaw let alone a piece of metal in wood. I always thought it was a...
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What do you think of this air compressor?
I don't want to buy it, I'm just curious (and thought you might enjoy seeing it): http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/tls/4301941733.html
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Atlanta area woodworkers
Years ago I made the drive to north of Atlanta (as I remember) to a woodworking fair I think they called it. All of the bigger tool/machinery makers were present but also a number of small folks...
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Epoxy or?
I need to secure two plexiglass supports to a wooden base. The support wil l hold a piece of art glass. The plexiglass is 3/8 inch thick and about 1 inch wide. I have cut mortises into the base to...
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Rubber Band Machine Gun
This is an interesting idea that every office needs and could keep someone occupied for the cold winter months. >< Now if we could just get someone to do it in Sketchup.
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Gluing Composite Material
I have 3 broken Queen Ann ball & claw stool legs to repair. The legs are made of some sort of composite material. What is needed to glue these back together, epoxy or something else. I'll likely drill...
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