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rosewood / curly maple /purpleheart / lacewood #2: heres the tutorial for the starburst .

54 days ago by patron | 22 comments »

you asked , so here is the way to do this ..to start this ” cut and switch ” proses ,figure out your width of stock , by laying out your circle , and deviding it into as many ’ pie pieces ’ as you like , and as many concentric circles as you want .at the edje of the inner circle , measure the width of the ’ pie crust ’ , and rip your wood wider than this ,as it needs to be cut later to final size .and make somewhat longer for the same reason ..this is a sl...

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Gettin' fixina tune up my Unisaw #19: What to use?

54 days ago by Bothus | 6 comments »

Hi guys, The helmet cam I ordered came in today. I used it for this video. It’s not made for indoors and the sound quality isn’t as good as the iPhone either but it does work. Yesterday after putting the motor back together I cleaned all gummed up sawdust stuck to the inside of the blade shroud. It was a lot of work but it is ready for painting now. Maybe I’ll do that tonight… but I doubt it. I need someone to tell me what the best thing is to clean that gun...

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Gettin' fixina tune up my Unisaw #18: Disassembling the motor to replace the bearings.

55 days ago by Bothus | 3 comments »

I cheated a little on the Honey Do list and started on the motor. Motoring. No need to film that. It’s a short one. Take care guys, Bothus

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Gettin' fixina tune up my Unisaw #17: Took the Unisaw home today

56 days ago by Bothus | 4 comments »

I decided to take the Unisaw home today since it was disassembled and reassemble it there. The only problem is I have no room in the garage. I may not get to work on my project as often because just getting to it will be a project. First I had to move every in my half of the garage out to the driveway. I keep everything mobile. I got my work bench cleaned off. I set my Unisaw motor there since changing the bearings will be my next project. I had to temporarily assemble the saw ...

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Gettin' fixina tune up my Unisaw #16: Changing the arbor bearing... finally!

57 days ago by Bothus | 13 comments »

Today I finally got a chance to work on my Unisaw again. I wasn’t really sure what I was doing (like I needed to tell you that) but I got it done. Relax. I know there are a lot of videos here but most are less than one minute. I just watched the whole thing in about in a little over 20 minutes. Please feel free to comment. I need to know what I’m doing right and what I could do better. We will learn together. Removing the blade shroud. Blade shroud removed. Removing th...

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Book case

57 days ago by kosta | 0 comments »

Yo whats up everybody I have said for about the last 3 weeks that I am working on a big project. I am building a book case for the saw dust chronicles 60 day build challenge.Now you have to donate your project to charity or help the enviromant. I am building a book case out of oak. I am using a total of about 45 board ft. It is going to FDNY Ladder 120 and Engine 231 in Brownsville, Brooklyn. My cousin was working on ladder 20 on 9/11 and died thats why I have the text box on my website about...

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Gettin' fixina tune up my Unisaw #15: It's not as bad as I thought

58 days ago by Bothus | 1 comment »

In yesterday’s video I rechecked the runout on my arbor and blade after cleaning them. I was concerned because the runout at the blade was .003”. Turns out that’s not too bad. I couldn’t stand not knowing so I did the math.This is a scaled drawing I did in AutoCAD. Point A represents the bottom edge of the arbor flange. Point B is a point .001” out from the top edge of the arbor flange. Point C represents the top edge of the blade. I extended a line from poi...

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Gettin' fixina tune up my Unisaw #14: Checking blade runout

59 days ago by Bothus | 3 comments »

Hi All, Since I will have to work late tonight and tomorrow night, I went over on my lunch hour and double checked the runout after cleaning the arbor. Then I checked it with a blade mounted too! Oh, the exciting news is that I ordered a helmet cam from amazon.idiots (I’m only kidding, I love them now). Rechecking the arbor runout after cleaning. Checking the blade runout. Enjoy! ;;J

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From plansnow.com plan

59 days ago by JohninSD | 6 comments »

I stumbled onto Lumberjocks while looking for inspiration to build a Tablesaw Workstation, something I’ve been meaning to do for 15 years or so. I have a Powermatic 64 Artisan saw and it has been on the original metal stand since I bought it. I added a router table to the right extension wing and put casters under it to supposedly make it easy to move around the shop (garage) but the weight of the router table made it seriously off balance and moving it often was a struggle. So I set o...

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Gettin' fixina tune up my Unisaw #13: I got the parts from Delta (DeWalt, Black and Decker, whatever)

60 days ago by Bothus | 10 comments »

I got he parts in today for my Unisaw. Unfortunately I did not have time to work on it… but that didn’t stop me from making two short videos. Made in USA It’s not you, it’s me. Take care guys. ;;J

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