55 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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63 days ago
by threehands |
2 comments »
Hello all. I am in need. A need to fill the void. The void is an empty spot. The empty spot in an area of the shop I haven’t seen in years. There actually is a floor under all that “junk” as the bride would say. (I say golden treasures.)
But, what I need now is spiritual help and a set of free plans for a drift boat or dory. I know I can build one, just need the plans. Have looked and downloaded several but cant find ones concerning a Montana style. Those guys craft some s...
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66 days ago
by patron |
14 comments »
this is a jig to do dados on the RAS .the object , is to make accurate and repeatable cuts for shelving and whatnot .and not cut the saw table or the backstop .as with all of my RAS jigs , they must do these things ,and leave the table , backstop and arm at 90deg. ,so it does not get out of alignment ..this first pic. shows the crosscut dado ..this pic. is the grove with shelf ( imagine ) the depth of cut is regulated by raising or lowering the arm , and this jig has its own stop , that can b...
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67 days ago
by patron |
15 comments »
this is a jig i made years ago, it devides any angle for miters .the circles have mesh teeth that rotate both sides together .i originaly used sand paper , but it wore out quick , and the circles slide singularly .i found some rubber “v” grooved mat , and glued it to the sides of the circles so they mesh , ( it’s not the best , but it works for now )i had to re-cut parts for this new improvement , as there wasn’t room for the mat . it is registered to the table with d...
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68 days ago
by kosta |
3 comments »
In this episode I install the splitter make any adjustment to the tableand make sure that the motor works good. The saw in this video is askil 15 amp benchtop tablesaw but lining up the blade to the table isstandard for all tablesaws. www.kostasworkshop.blogspot.com
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71 days ago
by degoose |
18 comments »
This post is about the 20 butter boards I have orders for.\Finished work at 2.30 pm this afternoon and it is now 6.30 in the evening.With the 5 in glue up yesterday and now sanded..total is 23 ready… well ready for glue up… had a lot of fun cutting and ripping the Camphor and Rosewood.These pics are of all the bits ready for glue up…this will be a two stage glue up.. first the main board minus the handle blank… Cut the curve after glue up and the separate to allow glue...
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75 days ago
by midgefridge25 |
3 comments »
hello everbody, i was wodnering whats the easisst way to make tenon joint for a log bed without expensive tools? thanks kyle
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76 days ago
by Alejandro Galo Moreno |
2 comments »
The client decided to make a change: he need an access to the desk’s inside, when her products are exposed on the counter. After thinking about the possible solutions and having to keep the structural solidity, I decided that easiest alternative was to cut the desk board. One of the questions was how to make the holes for the axes in such a small space. I found only one solution: to tear off the central piece for drilling, so that after glueing, the piece could looked like before manipu...
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78 days ago
by Todd A. Clippinger |
18 comments »
I’m Workin’ On It!
I plan on getting the full video posted by Sunday, 13 Sept 2009.
I hope to memorize my lines in time:)
Back to Editing…
Peace, Love, & Woodworking
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78 days ago
by TinkerTom |
2 comments »
Fellow woodworkers,
Thanks for the people that responded Friday afternoon to the brass pin and where to find them. I was doing some of the checks for various websites or items to search for. Off to the side after not quite what I was looking for, I found a website out of New Berlin, WI(Near Milwaukee). They were reasonable, trusted, and someone to talk with if I had to. Never know with internet nowdays. They have all kinds of metals, sizes, shipping options, etc…
Again, THANKS for the...
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