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Location: Hamburg Iowa
Website: http://www.primitivefurnituresales.com
Retired telephoneman and now working part time at low rent housing doing repairs. Own storefront business selling primitive furniture and go-withs.
-- Noel, Iowa www.primitivefurnituresales.com
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dennis mitchell
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Welcome
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Bill
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posted 537 days ago
Welcome Aboard phonewired. We are looking forward to seeing your work and comments.
-- Bill, Turlock California, http://www.brookswoodworks.com
Karson
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posted 537 days ago
Wwelcome to Lumberocks
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phonewired
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posted 536 days ago
I have a question about breadboard ends on a primitive harvest table. My shop tools are limitied so before I purchase more router bits that I may not need at this time I need to ask a few questions. I saw where some were screwing the breadboards to the table top ends. I understand about the movement of the wood. I just need to know if when you use the screw mwthod if you still need to put a tounge and grove type connection or could they just be flush?
I have been building primitive pine furniture with easy cuts and mostly nailed, glued and screwed peices. My shop is a table saw, routed and miter saw.
Thank you. Noel.
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-- Noel, Iowa www.primitivefurnituresales.com
oscorner
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posted 475 days ago
Welcome. Come on in and visit for a while.
-- Jesus is Lord!
PanamaJack
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posted 457 days ago
We’d like to welcome you back to LumberJocks. It’s been a long while since you posted. We hope all is okay with you and your woodworking. Should you have a question on any type of woodworking, just ask. Somebody will have an answer.
-- Carpe Lignum - Seize The Wood,
phonewired
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posted 50 days ago
Thank you once again. i have all the info I need to keep the public safe and have some fun also. Thank you and have a great day! Noel.
-- Noel, Iowa www.primitivefurnituresales.com