That is funny. No snow here, in fact the heat waves are just starting. Today topped 32 degrees C.....somewhere about 90 degrees on that "funny old system". :cool: You are all welcome to come turn...
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That is funny. No snow here, in fact the heat waves are just starting. Today topped 32 degrees C.....somewhere about 90 degrees on that "funny old system". :cool: You are all welcome to come turn...
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Not sure which is the coolest.......the beer or the coasters :D
Well done man. Care to share how you "chucked" em.
Ken
Hi Guys
Anyone know what lathe this is and who sells them?
Thanks,
Ken
May God be with his family during this most stressfull period.
I only knew Ken in a very brief way, but soon came to realise he was a gentleman superb. His moderation, correctness and soothing...
SIMPLE: As soon as the boss lady agrees you are doing WOODWORK as opposed to WOODPLAYING :D
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I would rough cut them to size (even square if you like!), stick them with DS tape to a sacraficial face plate and then turn 'em.
Enjoy, Ken
Hi Steve
Good work done on some beatifull wood! Is it going to be used on the course? ......He He
Ken
Bernie,
That is superb!
Question I have is how dry is the wood? Do you not anticipate any movement which will upset the lid fit?
Cheers,
Ken
Yup, it has been an interesting thread with a lot of emotions, brave stories, etc., but unfortunately little explanation.
I believe I understand the dangers of kick-backs when using a fence...
So we are supposed to wear something:eek:
Dang, must be those legislators again---some sort of health or safety code:D :D
Keep cool,
Ken
Hi All
New "Jet" on the way :D
Now the big question is: What speed?
Taking Cherry or Maple, what speed for say a 1" spindle: a 3" something; a 8" bowl? Seems like there should be a optimal...
Hi Jim
Not sure if I am misunderstanding what you said:rolleyes: , but board thickness does not affect the joint.
Cheers,
Ken
Hi Cliff
Even better yet --- A tutorial !
Bet there would be a lot of interest.
Thanks,
Ken
Hi Gilbert
Not an expert, but do get some neat ones with my jig (a very old Festool jig).
My experience is that depth is super critical. Festool quote a depth for the cutter, but I found by trial...
Nice one, Thanks.
Ken
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No problem with the idea of real names or aliases either.
A lot of ideas on how to create extra work have been put forward, but my real problem is how will you do it? How will you verify that...
Reeeeel nice I must admit :D
Yup! All the good words are appropriate in my humble opinion:)
Man, that couple does it right;) :) :p
Hey guys. Stop the ranting and raving.:mad: Would someone please post the picture so the rest of us can also get on the wagon:p
Thanks,
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Created a rectangle.
Pulled it up to form a box
Divided top using pencil line
Now trying to pull the line up to form a "Pitched roof". Pull either pulls left or right division and not the...
Hi all,
Have not found the article/post that I was looking for, but got something better in your posts - the real answer to my thinking on the question if one could make a standard gauge for all...
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I recently saw a post/article somewhere for a dovetail depth guage when using a router. Can anyone help out? :eek: :D
Thanks,
Ken
Hi Andy
"Not bad" they may say. Well you have to interpret that as "Pretty damn good !!" Now we know your skill level :p
Well done,
Ken
Sorry I cannot help where one can purchase it, but here is some info. on it:
"Parawood
Parawood is A Native tree of the Amazon Region of South America. Information about Parawood can be traced...
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Like the project and the idea. Also super when your dad has the tools that he does:D