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Re: Saga of the Sofa Table - onward, toward the Maggies' drawers
Corbels attached: color coordinator, inspecting the job ... I think it passed, but it's a bit early to tell: work will allow starting on the drawers in the next few days.
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HF work bench (pretty good)
Just assembled the HF work bench. Bought it over 6 months ago when on sale= . All of the parts are oak except for the drawer bottoms. With all the fa= steners tightened the bench is surprisingly...
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Durable Finish For Doors In The Tropics
I originally posted this in Someone suggested I also post here. Hi, Can someone suggest a durable finish for wooden doors in a tropical environment? The doors of our house in Costa Rica cannot keep a...
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The final word on sharpening?
So what actually gets a hand plane blade the sharpest? Wet stones? Arkansas stones? Scary sharp system? Strop and compound? Thanks, Mike
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Painting pressure treated lumber
I've read you have to delay painting PT lumber from everywhere from two weeks to a year. Latex paint... What's the deal? And, how does one tell if PT wood is ready to be painted? It feels quite wet...
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speed control on PC 8529 router
My PC 8529 router has 4 speeds. Up to level 3 everything is OK. When I go to speed level 4 the router starts up, comes up to speed, and then comes to a stop? Anybody had this problem; is it an easy...
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Hi everyone,
Woodworking involves the use of a variety of hand and power tools. It's a very important part of the whole woodworking industry because it makes everything a lot easier. But the convenience comes with...
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OT: Just For You People In Canuckistan
Featured on CBC News, Maclean's, Yahoo! News, The Huffington Post, and more! Thanks for getting us to over 500,000 views everyone! Twitter @Van46Digital! Learn your Canadian Dance Moves with this...
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Matching Curves ...
The curved cabinets were easy ... getting the table saw, table saw sled, and outfeed table to match was the tough part: )
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Re: Saga of the Sofa Table - end assemblies
Pre-finishing parts before glue-up, particularly with that many spindles/parts, can really save time ...
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Advice on squeeking squirrelcage motor
I posted a picture of the squirrelcage motor in my homemade "air filtration system" with 18x24" filters. The motor has started to make a high pitched squeeking noise, and the center circular pieces in...
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Crown molding question
I screwed up cutting the last piece of a particular profile for a repair job, and the client has no more scrap long enough. Can't find the exact profile for the 15" piece I need. This stuff is solid...
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What is it? Set 460
A new set has been posted, I'm not going to be able to post the answers until Sunday.
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Table saw on 220 vs 110 volts
Ivan asks: I answered: --------------------------------------------------------------- "Dan Coby" wrote: -------------------------------------------------------- I write: YES, it definitely makes a...
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How to Re-saw 9" On a 14" Bandsaw Without a Riser.
I needed to re-saw an 8-1/2"x8' section of the 3/4" bamboo plywood I'm using for our bathroom(s) remodel to end up with a thinner piece to veneer the side of a cabinet. I have an old Jet 14" bandsaw...
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