This week we reveal the latest “invention”- A copy machine that duplicates woodworking projects! Then we talk about using a radial arm saw without losing any fingers, bees wax and hand planes, before ending with a tribute to a lost loved one.
This episode is one for the Woodworking Hall of Fame… enjoy!
Afterward, watch more episodes at Stumpynubs.com!
And one last thing… everybody is emailing about the bag over my head. Well, it’s an inside joke from over at the “Stumpy Nubs Thread” here on Lumber Jocks.
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17 comments so far
JL7
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#1 posted 264 days ago
Good stuff Stumpy and nice tribute to your Grandpa. Looking forward to seeing the copy gadget at work…...
-- Jeff - I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.
woodshaver
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#2 posted 264 days ago
Some great stuff Stumpy! Like that duplicater! I miss my old Radial Arm saw. Sold it way back in 91 and I’m still kicking my self. I built a gazebo with that saw. It’s on LJ’s in my projects someplace. It came out perfect!
Someday I’ll give making a duplicater a try!
Happy woodworking!
Tony
I forgot to say sorry about your loss. I getting so bad a remebering not to mention spelling!
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
BTimmons
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#3 posted 264 days ago
Good show as always, and a great send off for your grandpa.
-- Brian in Arlington, TX - Laziness is the foundation of efficiency.
crashn
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#4 posted 264 days ago
STumpy, you never cease to amaze me. I love your shows and your sense of humor is outstanding.
I popped a cold one just now in honor of your grandpa. May he have an endless supply of wood and the finest tools at his side for all of eternity. He will be missed.
crashn
-- Crashn - the only thing I make more of than sawdust is mistakes
DIYaholic
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#5 posted 264 days ago
Another fine show!!!
Nice tribute to gramps, he wood be proud to see his RAS put to good use & NOT severing any limbs. I’m having a (an other) “cold one”, in hiz onher, as I tipe.
I’m looking forward to seeing the “Stumpy Replicator” up & running.
-- Randy-- I may not be good...but I am slow!
MNWOODWORKER
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#6 posted 264 days ago
Great show as always and an amazing tribute to your Grandpa, sorry for your loss.
Jamie Speirs
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#7 posted 264 days ago
Nice show Stumpy
Granddads are great, I still think fondly
of mine.
Welcome back.
Jamie
Great copy carver :)
-- Who is the happiest of men? He who values the merits of others, and in their pleasure takes joy, even as though 'twere his own. --Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Roger
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#8 posted 264 days ago
First, sorry to hear of the loss of your Grndpaw. A very gr8 tribute to him and his history. Your copy machine looks to be very interesting, like all your videos and creations. Look forward to seein it in action
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boxcarmarty
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#9 posted 264 days ago
Enjoyed the show Stumpy….. (I can’t believe my keyboard said that)
Very nice tribute too…..
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#10 posted 264 days ago
Good show, liked the dedication to your Grandfather.
-- Bob Kenosha Wi.
Dwain
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#11 posted 262 days ago
Stumpy,
Thoughts and prayers for you and your grandfather. I miss both of mine, and think of them often. I enjoyed your video, the copying machine looks cool. I couldn’t igore your choice in router! God Bless Harbor Freight. i have three of those HF trimmers chucked with different bits that never get removed. They are pretty awesome, as long as you know what you are getting. I also loved your ode to the Radial Arm Saw. I love mine as well. I will say however, that my delta turret model from the late 80’s is every bit the battle ship your DeWalts are. Maybe more. Still, this is a toe-mato tam-a-to argument. The fact that we are both in the pro-RAS community is enough for me!
Again, thanks for the video, I enjoyed it very much.
-- When you earnestly believe you can compensate for a lack of skill by doubling your efforts, there is no end to what you CAN'T do
StumpyNubs
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#12 posted 262 days ago
You’ll get no argument from me about the Deltas. I haven’t used one, but I almost bought one a moth or two ago. It was a nice saw, but I don’t have the room for it.
I also know guys who love their Craftsmans. But my favorite is the early, pre-Black and Decker Dewalt models.
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Smitty_Cabinetshop
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#13 posted 262 days ago
Love my dewalt MBF, looks like the one at your bench, too. A fine episode, Mr. Nubs, very enjoyable.
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#14 posted 261 days ago
Another great show Stump. Sorry to hear about your grandpa’, God bless him.
-- Mauricio - Woodstock, GA - "Confusion is the Womb of Learning, with utter conviction being it's Tomb" Prof. T.O. Nitsch
Shamrock
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#15 posted 261 days ago
wow I have a Dewalt saw similar to yours that I inherited. After seeing your video I am going to dust it off and start using it. Thanks :)
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