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| 838 days ago |
Ok...Please educate the n00b... - 3 replies I have been going through the project section and I see these gorgeous little boxes called Grease Pots. Please educate me. What is a grease pot and what is it used for? |
| 1110 days ago |
Liquid Inlay question?? - 12 replies I am making a bookstand for a friend and I am going to carve out a design on the front of it. When I remove the material, I want to pour in some kind of hardening liquid that I can dye black or red to fill the channels I carve out. I was thinking of some kind of epoxy but it would need to flow almost like water to be sure that there will be no... |
| 1152 days ago |
Beechnut advice...HELP... - 1 reply Hello all, I have the opportunity to get some 6/4 beechnut in decent quantity for cheap. I am currently on a cutting board kick and need to know if this wood would be good to use in a cutting board along with the rest of the standard hardwoods. Thanks for the quick replies… |
| 1186 days ago |
Stair building advice... - 8 replies Hello all again, One of my future projects will be to upgrade the stairs in my home. They are currently carpet over plywood or chipboard. My plan is to make the treads and risers and am able to screw them to the current structure from underneath. I want them to be a nice cherry color and will be finishing them with Waterlox. My issue is w... |
| 1194 days ago |
Jointer deal...and question - 5 replies I was milling around a local pawn shop yesterday and asked the guy if he had any woodworking tools. I am currently looking for a Jointer, Planer and bandsaw to finish my collection of fingerprint erasers. The guy told me that he has a craftsman floor standing jointer in storage. He said it is in decent shape, not beat up, doesn’t know... |
| 1202 days ago |
Pennsylvania woodworkers?? - 83 replies This is my first post. I joined a few weeks ago. I have recently gotten back into woodworking after a long time out of it. My grandfather was a woodworker/boat-builder all of his life. He taught my father who taught me some things when I was younger but the interest in all the actual work was lost on me due to being young and stupid. The th... |
