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  1. You're certainly taking the effort of making...

    You're certainly taking the effort of making tools to the extreme. If you couldn't go buy lumber for your next project, you'd have to buy a chain saw, cut the tree down, mill the lumber, wait two...
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    Burnisher

    This one works great and endorsed by Bob Smalser
    http://www.lmii.com/CartTwo/thirdproducts.asp?searchtext=burnisher&NameProdHeader=Scraper+Burnisher
  3. More on heat treating

    Hock tools has a good web page on heat treating, http://www.hocktools.com/diyht.htm
  4. Heat Treating

    The composition of O1 tool steel, which is the ideal steel for plane provides a fool proof method when the steel obtains the right color - it becomes non magnetic. Once your hunk of steel becomes non...
  5. Heat treating and Forges

    I'm surprised no one has looked at the knife making forums for heat treating. There are lots of knifemakers using a propane/MAPP powered forge using an old Freon tank and fire brick.
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    Visio

    I tend to disagree with the replies regarding Visio. Originally Microsoft bought the company for its networking apps, but the new versions have all the architectural and engineering templates and...
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    Combo Blade

    I have been using FSTools blades for over 10 years and they are great commercial quality blades. Generous carbide tips provide years of sharpening.
    I use this blade as a combo...
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    Handwheels

    Nice score. I found a 1970's era Uni which had painted handwheels. I used a 3M magic wheel to remove the paint - worked great. Results are a nice satin finish with a fine wheel. I assume you're doing...
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    epoxy Repair

    Seeing as how your in Boston, contact http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/main.do;jsessionid=097392C6DE2115EF1E75192214FCDE18

    THey're in RI and have been supplying boatbuilders for...
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    DIY Schedule

    The only show I see aired was January 2006, I can't seem to find a current viewing. What am i missing on the DIY schedule ?
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    Sketchup and scaling

    I've been using Visio for some time and like it alot. Now I found Sketchup for 3D and have a very basic question. I've used the tutorials and it seems quite easy to use - so far. I have downloaded...
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    G0555 Guide Blocks

    The ceramic guide blocks and bearing is way overkill for the hobbyist. Sure it's cool to say you have them, but unnecessary for light work. Remember people have been using standard guide blocks and...
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    Unisaw Pulleys

    I had a very similar on a 30 yr old I bought. I never did pull the top before I bought it to actually see if the pulleys were aligned. Once I rebuilt it, I noticed the blade wouldn't line up with the...
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    Guide Blocks

    I'm selling Lignum Vitae guide blocks for $5 per set of 4, shipping included. These are 1 1/2" long, twice as long as cool blocks and cheaper to boot. Send me a PM for any more information.
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    Reclaimed doors

    There's a huge reclaimed yard in Los Angeles that has everything you might imagine. Here it is http://santafewrecking.com/

    Good Luck
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    LA Hardwood lumber

    Bonhoff has no minimums that I'm aware of, I bought 30bd ft of african mahogany around christmas - no problems at all. They have any wood that you want all of it rough sawn, skip planing is...
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    Sheperd Tool saga

    I don't know whether I feel sorry for Doug and Ben. Across various other forums, many members have lost thousands of dollars cumulatively and who knows how many othe customers were taken. Taking...
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    New handwheel handle

    I hope you enjoy your rebuild, I know I did. Here a link from Enco for the revolving handle on the tilt wheel. I drilled and tapped my wheel for this one:...
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    Cursor

    Just go to your local plastic/sign shop and get a piece of scrap plexiglass. Try glass shops also - most deal with plexiglass also.
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    Freight Forwarder help

    Dev,

    We use DHL/Danzas for all our international shipments which includes bonded warehouses. They have offices worldwide, so I'd check locally. They might be able to help on a consolidation which...
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    Do you need some small tools ?

    Found this on the home shop machinst web site, nice little tools eh ?

    http://www.homestead.com/tool20895/CABIN2002B.html
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    Replies made tongue in cheek

    I have worked in the aerospce industry for over 20 years - currently in satellite operations. I have known and worked with numerous machinsts and have had the opportunity to see their work in many...
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    Uni Alignment

    No rocket science here, I used a starrett square once the table was loosened aligned to front and back of the blade. Sometimes you get lucky, It took me about 15 min. Problems arise when you tighten...
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    BS Blades

    I have this saw and it does it take two people, but only for aligning the bolt for the riser block. It's not too bad and you only have to lift the base 18" onto the stand. Once that was done I had...
  25. Chair Dims

    Here's a link form Gary Weeks siite for basic dimensions:
    http://www.garyweeks.com/rocking_chair_dimensions.htm

    I have to agree with the other critiques, you really need arms so a person can both...
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