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I have replaced my old dust collector with a new one from Oneida and I have several parts from the old one to give away to a good home. I live in Sterling, VA and you would have come and pick them...

I am looking for ideas for a cordless/corded drill cadie/holder that I can mount on a wall.

I know I have seen them in magazines but I just can't remember which one and I have searched a couple of...

Thanks for clearing that up for me!!

Will someone explain to me how a bowl gouge is sized. I went to the Woodcraft store a couple of days ago to buy a 3/8" bowl gouge. When I got it home I measured the dia of the shaft and it was 1/2",...

Tom,

Next time after you rinse of the parts with water do another rinse with denatured alcohol to wash the water off then let them dry, you should get less new rust forming.

Greg

Brian,

I have had similar problems with both green and dry bowls. I have had some improvement by hollowing it out in steps, first hollow out the top 1/4 part of bowl to get edge the thickness you...

I am thinking about getting into hollow forms (no pun intended) ;) and looking for advice on where to start. I looked through the Craft Suppiles catalogue and there are several systems for...

John,

Resistance is futile. You be assimilated!!

Greg

I have been having quite a frustrating time turning bowls. I get a bowl roughed out no problem. However, once it dries and go to finish turn it I have all kinds of trouble with vibration and...

Mark,

Not an expert on plow planes but I have seen pics of them. I believe they are used to make groves for things like glass and panels in stills and rails.

They work because the iron is the...

Mark,

I have made at least a dozen Krenov style wooden planes, both flat and curved bottom varieties. They are a joy to use. I like the feel of the wooden body vs the metal body. As with any tool...

Finished the torsion box shelves I've been working on. Finally got a resonable color match to the desk with some dye stains, a couple coats of shellac, rubbed down with steel wool and a final coat of...

Tyler,

Glad to hear your OK. Kinda ironic that this happened making something that would eliminate it from happening. Kinda like a Catch-22 :)
Anyway glad you were not seriously injured. Start...

Well I'm glad to hear it was on purpose!!!

John,

Sweet knife. Like Chris said "where can I pick one up?" DOn't hold out on us now!

Greg

anybody else notice that he has lost a lot of weight or am I just seeing things?

Greg

John thanks and as a matter of fact I did build my own lathe. Check out my shop tour on my website http://gwandless.home.att.net. I have had a few people ask about my BS so maybe I'll take some pics...

Keith,

Your daughter did a fine job! You must be very proud of her.

Cheers,
Greg

Looks great Jim, be sure to snap a couple of shots when its done and in place. You must get great satisfaction from making a piece from stock you cut from your own property. Keep up the good work.
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Good job Terry.

Cheers,
greg

Bob,

You might consider the Beisemeyer over blade gaurd. It cost a little more now but you can put it on your new saw when you getit . I've had one for about year and like it. Before I had the...

John,

Great looking stuff. Friends like yours are hard to come by. Happy turning.

Greg

Thanks Jim,

I have this evening to myself , the wife is off to pottery class, so I should be able to get a couple coats of shellac on the shelves.

Greg

Nice shop Jerry, but way to clean. Where's the wood chips?

Even with the great weather we had in Northern VA this weekend I still found time to do little bit in the shop. Got some stain and shellac on the torsion box shelves for the library and a new table...