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Your Best Nifty Shop Tip?
Thread Starter: Russell Neyman
It's the small things that often make the biggest difference. I've found that the crafty veterans seem to know a little trick here or there that make turning better, safer, faster, or easier. So I'm throwing out a challenge: give us your best "nifty" and when this thread is done, it will make a...
Last Post By: Russell Neyman Yesterday, 7:18 PM

Chinese laser purchase/Shenui/Laserworks tips and tricks thread
Thread Starter: Rodne Gold
Considering a lot of us are going or have gone that direction , I thought it a good idea to combine our knowledge pool in one thread. So I have started one. Those of you that have already posted to other threads can perhaps repeat and consolidate the posts here or at least point to other posts on...
Last Post By: Hermes Sandoval Yesterday, 12:57 PM

Is CBN simply worth the extra cost?
Thread Starter: Matt Mackinnon
I knew from the start that getting into woodworking was going to be a very expensive hobby. And even more so when I took up turning. I recently bought a whole lathe setup with a wolverine jig and grinding wheel. The fellow who I bought it from had 2 oneway blue 8" grinding wheels in 54 and 120...
Last Post By: Roy Turbett Yesterday, 8:22 PM

cyclone selection-- Onieda, Grizzly, or Penn State
Thread Starter: Don Jeansonne
I have come the conclusion that I need to upgrade to a cyclone with 3hp min size. I am looking at Onieda V3000, Grizzly G0441, and Penn State 3.5hp. The cost differences are not that mush with Penn State being lowest. I would like to know people's opinions about the pros & cons of these suppliers....
Last Post By: James White Today, 8:18 AM

Laser Engraving True 8bit Shades of Grey
Thread Starter: Jeff Woodcock
Hi everyone, I'm new here and this is my first thread and post on this forum. I would like to introduce to everyone a new process me and my son developed to laser engrave true 8bit shades of grey using a 445nm laser diode. There is no dithering a image first, no pulsing or overlapping dots to...
Last Post By: Jeff Woodcock Yesterday, 6:08 PM

Buy versus build?
Thread Starter: Jamie Buxton
Because we're builders, we can make stuff for our shops. We also have manufacturers which are happy to sell us similar stuff. For instance, you can make your own sawhorses, or you can buy them. You can make a workbench, or you can buy one. You can make your own jigs (for instance a shelf-pin...
Last Post By: Larry Browning Yesterday, 10:25 PM

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Please educate me on the various shop oils

Just be sure to use oil specifically for air tools in the air tools. It does not have the solvent content that would damage the "O" rings in
Bill White Today, 10:41 AM

Boeken Hout bord (Cape Beech Plate)

Tussen Mooi Rivier en Nottingham Road op die ou pad.
Mine must be well spalted then or a bit vrot
Looks good when finished though.
Phil Hansen Today, 10:34 AM

Any updates on the Veritas shooting board plane?

Ok,we know that regarding chisel there will be mortice chisels,regarding sawing there will be a tenon saw.Regarding planing...mmm,100$...ok I try to hit
Eugenio Musto Today, 10:33 AM

How high is the risk of a dust collector fire from metal sparking?

I would think that you would want to put the magnet at the entry point so that you would capture the object when it's momentum and kinetic energy was
Steve Milito Today, 10:28 AM

cutting tenons on a sliding shaper

I have a cutter set from garniga that can make tenons or dados depending on how it's stacked, it will handle up to 2" thick material, does just over
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