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cpt_hammer
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posted 317 days ago
Thanks for the translation. I would have thought coach screws were positive reinforcements for the other screws.
BarryW
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posted 317 days ago
heavy duty works for me…
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Bigbuck
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posted 316 days ago
Very nice
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Pabs
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posted 316 days ago
wow…. I love the third pic!! man, if that bench top could speak! that’s a well used bench top… love it!
how old is that bench top anyway?
-- Pabs
Craig Ambrose
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posted 315 days ago
Pabs, the bench isn’t mine I’m afraid, it’s owned by a friend in a shared workshop I use. It’s an old shipwright’s workbench. Old, solid and reliable, but it has great big front and back aprons, which make it hard to clamp things down to it except on the ends, and it has no dog holes or tail vice.
I’m working on a new bench of my own at the moment. Pictures of the base are here, but I haven’t bothered to create a lumberjocks project for it yet as it’s a few weeks away from being finished (he says, optimistically).