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Looking good. Putting the fastener box on top of the sandpaper is not bad as the weight keeps the sheets flat.

There are two approaches to the grain orientation: rift sawn, and flat sawn. The flat sawn I believe is more stable, or at least moves more uniformly, and the rift sawn wears better. The vertical...

Interesting, but I don't see the connection to Japanese planes.

I've been looking for a larger, but not too large, band saw for a while, and one finally showed up that's a good fit.

About a mile from my house, I was able to buy, load, transport, and unload in...

IME, height is the main actual rule, with the rest to be worked out by the party or parties involved.

Property lines can be tricky and expensive. I built a house where the survey from one...

Santa Rosa, California

From the Craigslist post:

"I've been a hobbyist woodworker and collector of woodworking tools for the past 45 years and it's now time to thin the herd."

Bunch of other stuff too, including old...

I'm a fan of the tilde, since I often speak in generalities, or more precisely, approximatalities.

Oops, this was meant for 'neanderthal'.

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I was going to say hot knife as well.

I have clients that wanted me to replace their seal-failed glass panes in custom made wood windows. A bunch of 6 & 9 lite upper sashes and more. Dozens,...

I made this to hold wood in the '80s, in probably half an hour, partly from concrete form boards.
It's been in seven shop spaces, and lately filled pretty much solid with 3-4' long scraps and stock....

http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/655/837.pdf

For #66 but should be similar process.


Here's someone who replaced the contactor with a different switch.
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This was part of a mixed lot of tools that I got recently. There appears to be a fracture in the cutting edge, which hasn't affected the light use it's gotten so far.

Three passes with a beading bit in a router table should do it.

Now that's a jobsite saw!


Nice Powermatic saw. I also wouldn't replace the switch, but then I probably wouldn't replace the fence either...

Personally I would say zero coats, although the solid-core door outfeed/assembly top is getting some finish over time from drips and rags used to wipe off finishes- it has relatively thin veneer. ...

A slick is by definition a "big chisel" so included, but I think we are talking about woodworking so not stone chisels, cold chisels, air tool steel, etc..

Richard's 4 lb in the lead, but maybe...

I'm getting a bigger band saw, & so working on the far corner of the shop, where the least functional stuff drifts to, including the two systainers mentioned upthread.

I measured the one that...

My entry:

11 1/2" long, 1 7/8" wide, just under 15 oz.

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I got one job after the previous guys were fired. They installed siding with brad nails and it was coming off the walls after a few months in the sun.

1/4" staples aren't much better.

Got the hyper-custom project installed last week. The client (in photo) had commissioned the silk fabric canopy for her son's wedding. Now it is hung in their stairwell. I made dowels to match...

I was big into slot cars back then too. Still have brass tubing, rod, etc.. Built frames, rewound motors- it was a hoot. Come to think of it, I still have the box that I took to the track, decals...

If you assemble the frame first, any inside profile will be rounded at the corners- a lesser look by most standards.

Maybe more car washes are being built in response to the moronic fad of black cars, which along with their other shortcomings, require 3 or 4x the amount of cleaning to look OK.