Zuki

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Welcome to Lumberjocks. Nice table.

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Hey there
New to this site and learning a lot about the people and the site – not to mention the wood that brings us all together..
I particularly appreciate the quote you have on your signature. That my friend, is a fantastic poignant statement.
Hope you won’t mind if I ‘borrow’ it some…
Thanks in advance -

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All your projects are nice, especially the children’s table set.

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I love my bandsaw. It is very nice. The wheel makes a strange noise when the blade isn’t in a certain place. Also the miter gage is plastic so I have cracked the little pivot point, or else it came that way. That’s not a problem becasue sears sends you out stuff at no charge if it is broken so I am going to be getting a new one. Over all I would recomend it, the one thing that I wish it had was a fence that you could change the drift on. As long as you keep the peice flat to the table and fence this is also not a problem. Mabye I will do one of those review things on some of my tools and include it in them.

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salut a toi zuki merci d être passer sur ma page j espère que tu la trouve intéressante ce que tu fais est très bien
a bientôt

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Aloha to all you lumberjacks.
I have posted a note about 10 days ago for help on my wine barrel chai that I wanted to make, and so far no response. So i guess I am on my own on this one. i am very disappointed. I thought that the person that did them would at least respond and let me know little bit on how to get it started. But I guess this site is for the people that already know how to do woodworking and are not interested in helping a novice like me. So I guess I am on my own with this project. I want to thank all of you that sent me a warm welcome when I joined few weeks ago. At least that was nice.
Luba

I meant “wine barrel chair”

Luba . . . I sent you a PM

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Aloha Zuki
Thank you for your words of encouragement, and taking your time to write to me. I also ready your story about your missing dog and your deep love for that dog. Only other dog lovers can understand that kind of commitment. It was a very uplifting story. Sometimes I wish people were that committed to each other. You are a good man Zuki.
Luba

THANK YOU ZUKI

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Thanks!

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zuki, thanks for the comment. there is a close-up of the leg joinery at gohomeandsit.com/view.
similar to a maloof joint but enough contact points/glue/screws to be solid.
paz, scott

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Happy Anniversary! This coming week you will have been a Lumber Jock for 2 years. Thanks for your participation. Keep on posting Zuki!

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