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    Leigh Betsch

    Show us your Bench

    Thread Starter: Leigh Betsch

    How about a "Show us your Bench" thread? Say two pics max, best features, construction materials, maybe list the accessories, vices etc. but limit each bench to one post, to keep people from hijacking the thread and make it easy to see a lot of benches. I know that there is a workbench section in...

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    Julie Moriarty

    Track Saws and Rails

    Thread Starter: Julie Moriarty

    I saw Bosch makes what looks like a pretty decent track saw but it's not sold in the U.S. It seems, "track saws aren't exactly flying off the shelves in the USA" is part of the reason Bosch hasn't introduced them into the U.S. market. I had previously thought track saws sold fairly well. What...

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    Peter Aeschliman

    MERV 16 (or HEPA) Air Scrubber/ Filtration

    Thread Starter: Peter Aeschliman

    Hi guys, I'm trying to improve the quality of the air in my shop. I've noticed that I get a sort of tightness in my chest just behind/below my sternum after a day of working in my shop. I have a plan for upgrading my dust collection, so now I'm turning my attention to air filtration. I have...

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    Dipan Patel

    Small shop layout

    Thread Starter: Dipan Patel

    First off ... Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Dipan and I am very glad I found a board like this that has so much information. I am a novice woodworker and am hoping to get seriously into it by incorporating a workshop into an addition to our house. So new construction it will be. As...

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    Michael Dunn

    Which is more durable? OB or WB poly?

    Thread Starter: Michael Dunn

    Hey guys! I have 9 table tops constructed with BB ply and banded in poplar (I know I should've used Maple, note to self, live and learn). I'm using GF Brown Mahogany Gel Stain. I was going to use a WB poly clear coat. I know you have to wait until it completely cure otherwise the water and oil...

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    Prashun Patel

    Walnut coffee table

    Thread Starter: Prashun Patel

    I just completed this walnut coffee table. I've gotten three tables out of this slab. The slab was 2.5" thick, resawed and book matched. The live edge at the top flares out to a point, and I just couldn't figure out how to soften it without removing the figure at the end. In the end, for me, it...

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