Uneven boards update.

May 11, 2006 12 Replies
M

Well I got it flat eventually. I finally got the part for my router so I resurfaced it with a jig I made a while ago with a nice big flat cutting bit. Then I went to sand it with my Bosch ROS and it promptly died on me. A new one is $145 and repair at least $60 so I bought a cheap Chinese ROS for $50. It wasn't going to do it all so I bought a belt sander. Once all these came into play the board was as flat as I can get it and looking beautiful. As promised elsewhere pics are in alt.binaries.pictures.woodwork.



Thanks for all your help.



Mekon


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H

Would love to see it but cant find how to get to alt.binaries.pictures.woodwork Is it a Comcast (ISP) problem or the man behind the plow (me)?

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R

"spelling counts."

It's 'alt.binaries.pictures.woodworkING'. Those extra 3 letters make all the difference.

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Try alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking. But you seem to be using google groups, which doesn't carry the binary groups.

er

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M

I'll email a pic to you.

Mekon

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M

Indeed (slaps forehead)

:)

Mekon

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Is this a subcription service?

alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking

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D

In the sense of handing over money? No. But google doesn't carry binary groups. You need a real news feed for that.

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S

Was 1995 really that long ago? Ever get the impression that Google thinks they now own Usenet? Hell, I still label my Usenet archive link "dejanews", after the original archive (as much as I hated it then), but you wonder how many folks remember that.

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"

formatting link
" still works. ;-)

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You might try pointing your (real) newsreader (try thunderbird) at news.comcast.com, if comcast is your connection provider.

er

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Enoch Root wrote in news:Xu-dne42o625FfjZnZ2dnUVZ_u- snipped-for-privacy@forethought.net:

Comcast has access to a 'real' news server. At least, for me, they do.

Giganews, IIRC. Check the Comcast FAQs pages.

Patriarch

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