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Today, 12:19 PM

Bill Wyko replied to a thread The Baileigh tools I bought with the winnings. in General Woodworking and Power Tools

The American school of French marquetry sells plans and the hardware to build one. Paul has been there, said it was a great school. Here's Pauls...

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Today, 12:18 PM

David Weaver replied to a thread Lie Nielsen new waterstones in Neanderthal Haven

I can't see a great difference between the two. The green stuff that LV sells is pretty fast because it's got a bunch of aluminum oxide in it, and...

36 replies | 1683 view(s)

Today, 12:12 PM

Tai Fu replied to a thread Powermatic PM2800B Drill Press Review in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Geez! My 250 dollar Rexon 15" benchtop drill press does better than that... no discernible vibration (unless you mount a crappy drill bit on it) and...

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Today, 12:08 PM

Mark Roderick replied to a thread Lie Nielsen new waterstones in Neanderthal Haven

I have the Norton 1,000 but rarely use it. Would you suggest the Shapton 15,000 over the green rouge? I do try to hone a few times before...

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Today, 12:06 PM

David Weaver replied to a thread Sharpening technique--removing the wire edge in Neanderthal Haven

It's quite valuable on narrow irons. It's also quite valuable on irons that are a bit too hard or tough for a finish stone. And if your grind is...

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Today, 12:02 PM

Richard Shaefer replied to a thread Pine siding? in WorkShops

first off, I completely agree that 'new' pine, the fast-growth stuff commonly available today will rot in about 10 years. maybe less. old growth...

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Today, 12:01 PM

Doug Herzberg replied to a thread Testing an Idea in Turner's Forum

Harry, I think it's a great idea, but one problem might be that most planters need a drain hole. If it were a vase to hold cut flowers I think it...

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Today, 12:01 PM

Kevin Schlossberg started a thread Help with a Thien top hat design? in WorkShops

I'm trying to build a thien top hat for my shop vac. I posted on Phil's forum but wanted to xpost here for additional suggestions / help My post:...

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Today, 11:59 AM

Jeff Monson replied to a thread cutting tenons on a sliding shaper in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Nice photos Rod, is that tenon table a Felder product? or where did you acquire it?

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Today, 11:58 AM

John Champlain replied to a thread Laser Engraving True 8bit Shades of Grey in Engravers Forum

Thank you, Mke. John

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Today, 11:57 AM

Charlie Stanford replied to a thread Sharpening technique--removing the wire edge in Neanderthal Haven

I see no value in routinely lifting a hollow ground chisel or hollow ground plane iron off the stone in order to hone a microbevel or whatever it is...

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Today, 11:48 AM

Rich Stewart replied to a thread Your Best Nifty Shop Tip? in Turner's Forum

Turn fast, sand slow.

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Today, 11:43 AM

David Weaver replied to a thread Gutter guards. Good or bad idea? in Off Topic Forum

Never heard of those before. They look like a much better, and much more econmical solution than paying the highly franchised high cost solutions...

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Today, 11:41 AM

Chris Padilla replied to a thread Gutter guards. Good or bad idea? in Off Topic Forum

http://www.askthebuilder.com/gutterguard/ There are several videos to watch on this...very interesting. And if you want to know which one Tim...

20 replies | 419 view(s)

Today, 11:40 AM

Andrew Joiner replied to a thread Nakashima Style For The Masses in General Woodworking and Power Tools

The page I linked shows a 72"x 32"x probably 6/4 thick top. In my area the bookmatched slabs kiln dried to make that would be $300 to $400 at the...

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Today, 11:33 AM

Chris Griggs replied to a thread Lie Nielsen new waterstones in Neanderthal Haven

The yellow 8k norton is a nice stone. The best of the Nortons IMO. Not as fine as some of the fancier finishers, but yields a good edge in its own...

36 replies | 1683 view(s)

Today, 11:30 AM

Stephen Cherry replied to a thread Help building a Photostability Chamber in Off Topic Forum

THese days, you just use the screw terminals on the parts, with the correct thermocouple cable. It's not complex because all the brains are built...

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Today, 11:23 AM

David Kumm replied to a thread Pine siding? in WorkShops

Could be. As to sap running, I've seen so much of that it must be a fairly common problem. I even have some reclaimed 100 years old douglas fir...

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Today, 11:21 AM

Rod Sheridan replied to a thread Wha type of shoes do you where while working in the shop? in WorkShops

I wear steel toe work shoes.............Rod.

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Today, 11:20 AM

Harold Burrell replied to a thread Sharpening technique--removing the wire edge in Neanderthal Haven

I agree (for what my opinion is worth...). I agree with this too... :cool:

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Today, 11:19 AM

Chris Padilla replied to a thread Memorial Day in Off Topic Forum

Amen! Thank you, BW!

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Today, 11:15 AM

Myk Rian replied to a thread Help building a Photostability Chamber in Off Topic Forum

PIDs (Proportional, Integral, Derivative) is handy when the heating sources lose their temperature slowly when shut off, and take their time coming...

17 replies | 265 view(s)

Today, 11:15 AM

Stew Hagerty replied to a thread Hey HandWorks-bound folks... in Neanderthal Haven

Well alright then... All Creekers meet at the LN booth at noon on Saturday!!! Be sure to make yourself known when you get there.

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Today, 11:06 AM

Dick Bipes replied to a thread Electromagnetic pendulum clock in Woodworking Projects

I just got my clock assembled and running yesterday. The back is not quite complete; it will accommodate the 4 D cells needed to run the clock. For...

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Today, 11:05 AM

Todd Burch replied to a thread Pine siding? in WorkShops

Sounds like an inferior batch of wood. Assuming pine is heated in a kiln to be dried, the sap is then "set". The sap won't run again unless it...

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