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shop find
finding an errant screw now and then is common but they are for wood but i found a machine screw and washer and now i am on the hunt for its mating place this one has me puzzled this is worse than...
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[OT - Humor] The Sheep Farmer
A farmer has a flock of 693 sheep. He realizes that his sheep dog is getting too old to handle such a large flock. So, he goes to the breeder and explains he needs a dog capable of handling this large...
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Santa's House
Note this is link to Zillow. Pictures of Santa's house at the North Pole Santa’s House on Zillow
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More Japanese Joinery
Some animations did not load until I scrolled to the bottom and back up, may just need some time.
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Ping Leon - Glasgow Bed
In the Dr's lounge, Tuesday, I was *pass-my-eye on a June 2016 issue of Arc hitevtural Digest and saw this bed.... reminded me of your work. inish= The Mag photo bed was a variation of the above...
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OT: for those among you who mess with music
Too funny! I can attest to much of this. I played the trombone in high school. The idiot band teacher moved the trombone section (me, much of the time) behind the flutes. A good time was had, by some....
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Wood problems
I am thinking on replacing my walls. Which would be better, having it on concrete or using woods with design?
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Re: Best way to spread contact glue???
woodchucker wrote in news: One certainly hopes that at some point between 1998 and now Michel found an answer to his question. Myself, I always use a brush for contact cement, and don't worry about it...
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Grizzly sale alert.
I recieved an email flyer, and this looks like a good price for a small shop filter. The Grizzly G0738 for $99 today only. Looks to be the smallest of the units. Good buy???
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Rockler stole my idea.
At least they used the drawings that I posted on LumberJocks a year ago, and built the exact same thing. The cutouts are exactly as I laid it out. I'll post some of the drawings on the binaries.
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whats the name of these screws.
I can't for the life of me remember what they are called. See alt binaries...
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ply woes.
I now have a situation I don't know how to correct. I had a new Pella bay window put in about 5 years ago, then they leaked, so they replaced them. It's been about 2.5 years . Well I had stained with...
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hf bandsaw blades
who here has tried the hf bandsaw blades the reviews sound alright how about boshc has anyone tried those
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Good tool report.
I had a jig that I made long ago for doing template bandsawing. I think I got it off Dukinski's band saw book. Was always ok, nothing fantastic. A couple of years ago I needed extra stuff from Rockler...
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bandsaw blades and more
IIRC I have used a 1.25" wide blade. It is a dowel with a ceramic disk on the front. It adjusts in and out and can be rotated to create a new wear surface. > This is all assuming you have a similar...
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