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This is a spur of the moment project that I came up with to get rid of some Hard Rock Maple scraps that were just laying around. I also wanted to try out a new homemade Bandsaw Jig that I had just made for the shop I used to work at. Originally, it was for my Brother-in-Laws wedding, but it’s actually been in about 5 before I handed it over to my Sister. Hope you like it and gives you a few ideas of your own.
John
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jockmike2
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posted 223 days ago
Great idea, my family is always wedding bound or asked to make cakes. this would work great. Nice Idea thanks.
-- Mike. mwurm13@yahoo.com
Woodwrecker
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posted 223 days ago
Wow, that is really cool John.
I’m with Mike, my family is always wedding bound as well, and my two cake making daughters could really use a couple of those.
I don’t think mine will turn out as nice as yours, but thanks for the tip. I’m going to have a go at it.
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a1Jim
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posted 222 days ago
Nice the ace of cakes is envious
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mikethetermite
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posted 81 days ago
I’m with Woodwrecker, I need to make one of these Hope mine will turn out as nice as yours.
How did you fasten the uprights on?
-- Mike The Termite ~~~~~ Working safely may get old, but so do those who practice it.
John
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posted 80 days ago
Mortice & Tenon, and it wasn’t easy because of the Arc in the uprights. I actually made the tenons a hair big on purpose so I could shave them down to a perfect fit.
Thanks for the compliment.
John
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