1601 days ago
by Lee A. Jesberger |
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Well I think I met my match! My current wife, ( I”m considering trading her in), always says I never build anything for her, or as she would say US. (yeah right).
A while back our projection screen television committed suicide. So we bought a flat screen model that hangs on the wall.
Of course all the “stuff” that used to sit on top of the previous T.V. cabinet was demoted to sitting on the floor.
Thus, the need for a cabinet to sit below the new unit, and house the...
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1371 days ago
by Andy |
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Updated 1/15/12
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1883 days ago
by Lee A. Jesberger |
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Hi everyone;
Since a lot of LJ’s have been following the progress of my ezee-feed project, I wanted to share part of my day today. I hope no-one is put off by my posting this or thinks I’m bragging as I’m really in no position to brag, but it was a very special day for me. (I don’t have a lot of those since embarking on this project).
I’ve had a number of orders waiting for the first batch of Ezee-Feed units to come out of the factory, since I stopped makin...
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1381 days ago
by degoose |
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Hi guys ,, I had a request to make a tutorial with regards the endgrain Tumbling Block Design.First off,.., You need to decide the size of the blocks…. for this example I used 1” stock… Or something similar.. actually just over .. once dressed.
Set the blade of the table saw to 60 degrees.. a bevel box makes this simpleI use the INCRA fence system so it is easy to rip bevels off side of the blade.Once the bevels are ripped measure the length of the bevel and move the f...
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903 days ago
by Maveric777 |
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Well, I been hanging around here at Lumber Jocks for going on a year now. I have learned so much from so many, and can honestly say I owe a lot of what I know today to the sharing of knowledge here. So after attempting my latest “Exploration” into the wild world of woodworking I figured this would be a good a time as any for me to pass along a little blog on how I did my “Dreaded Inlays” .....
Long story short, I was hit up by a coworker asking me if I could build h...
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476 days ago
by Andy |
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Finally I got it done and shipped it off to the customer. He wont get it in his hands until next week, so I will post his impressions when I hear back. I hope its what he wants!!!
TIP:Some of you may know about this but many will not. This is my secret to quickly fine sand the box prior to spraying lacquer. I hand sanded down to 220 and then I finish up with green nylon pads. These were bought at the local dollar store. Guess how much? Thats right, a whole dollar. You can buy similar pads ...
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240 days ago
by Mauricio |
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Here is my latest progress. This blog is too damn long, I need to remember to do these more often and break them up. Sorry about that.
Mostly pictures though. Questions and Comments are welcome!
THE WELL BACK:Trying to “Steam Bend” the tool well back straight. Notice the dowle I used to get the clamp as far out of the way as possible.
Hit it with the heat gun
Got it straight enough to joint one side and run through the planner without losing too much thickness
This...
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468 days ago
by StumpyNubs |
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In this episode we unveil our shop-made bench top biscuit joining machine designed for fast, accurate glue-ups… and we begin the “Ultimate Tool Cabinet Build”. Plus, Stumpy gives you a list of things to do with your Sundays now that football season is over…
Here’s some screen shots of the sketchup drawing for the machine. The most difficult part about the build was the mount for the joiner. It took a lot of work to get the design just right. If it’s no...
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759 days ago
by patron |
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well folksafter reading my last entry
what a letdown
http://lumberjocks.com/patron/blog/22793
i can now reveal the whole storyaside from needing a filter to clear the airi wanted one i could have more filtering inand be able to change/clean filters less often(i could fill the one(s) on the machine in 15 minuets with the amount of cleaning i need to do)
so let’s see what we have for today’s fun
here is the ‘frame’ i madeto go on the filter side of the uni...
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16 days ago
by Monte Pittman |
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Probably the most paranoid I have ever been starting an engine. But start it did. Purred like a Kitten. Tracking worked wonderful. Then with breath held, I went through the log. SWEET! I couldn’t take video since I was alone and kind of had my hands full with other things. This was a Beetle Kill Pine log.
Look out Andy, I am coming thru!
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