200 days ago
by Gary Fixler |
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Mom visited last week, and with some ideas of things she wanted me to build, we checked out Anderson Plywood (LA, CA) – she loves zebrawood :) – and my favorite place: Rockler (Torrance, CA). While at Rockler, she fell in love with some turned bottle stoppers made by Robert, who I think might be a manager there, and decided she wanted me to make a bunch for her and her friends, starting with a set of 3 for one friend in particular.
They only had 2 chrome wine bottle stopper har...
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346 days ago
by jwarner75 |
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I have just received my Flying Dutchman Blades, Bits and Chuck.
The Blades that I have ordered was
Blades:
FD-TC #2/0 (Two Way Cut)
Bits:
FD #68FD #71
The Blades.
The Blades are made from Springy metal, I’m not sure what type, but these blades Spring and bend more then they brake. Of course, under certain circumstances they will brake, Under tightening, Over tightening and excessive Heat from Friction.
All in all, These Blades themselves are made from Top Quality...
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487 days ago
by PhilipR |
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I’ve had several new additions to my woodworking arsenal this month, two of which have increased the amount of time I’ve been spending in the shop ten fold. First, for my birthday, I received a gift certificate to the newly opened WoodCraft here in Lexington, KY. With that gift certificate I purchased a SuperNova2 Chuck for my lathe.
I’ve been wanting one since I took my first bowl turning class earlier this year; my only regret is that it took so long for me to mak...
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