A Little Marquetry Press

Neat…

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Indoor is good, and heated is even better. Nice setup Paul. Ya gotta be able to make sawdust wherever you go.

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Most intriguing, I like this very much.

-- Kelly, woodworker under construction

Paul, this is a really good design. I am sure it will be shown in the projects to produce.

-- If you don't work, you don't eat!.....Garland, TX

Good work, looks really solid.

-- Don, Royersford, PA

that is really a nice cozy shop, your great at making what you need and now will come more of the fun, the wood work part…and you do such beautiful work, cant wait to see what you come up with, im doing some mass wood working, with christmas coming, im making some gifts for the women at church, so im making them each a trivet, which means 28 of them…got all my cutting done today…its not Marquetry, but its wood work…have fun paul…hope your enjoying your arizona time…much warmer then canada…eh….grizz

-- GRIZZMAN ...[''''']

Just gosh darn neat.
And painted too. You got class.

I like your little shop. Does the SS fit in there too?

Steve

-- -- I'm no rocket surgeon

This is something that I’ve been wanting to make. As you know, the screw presses available for sale are quite expensive. Thanks again Paul for sharing.

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Looks great Paul

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I always wanted to make a press table. After seeing yours, I will put one on my todo list. Thanks.
-Don

-- Flaws are only in the eye of the artisan!

Let the fun begin!!

-- Steve - Impatience is Expensive

This is a lovely looking press.. well done, Paul. Merry Christmas.

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Looks great Paul! That is exactly what I need. Seems much more manageable in the benchtop version.
No mention of any deck beam joints on this one? How do you feel about the clamping pressure generated by the 4 screws on this one compared to the 6 on your first one?

-- You either think you can, or think you can't. Either way you are right. Henry Ford

Neat press.

It could be used for other small glue up too.

Thanks

Hi Paul.

Neat press, and I see it is real close to the “donkey” so you don’t have far to go to do your glue up once you have your packets cut. Now for a finishing area that fits on the same table so you’re complete in the space.

Big wood needs big shop space, but veneer is only 1/32 inch, so smaller shop spaces make sense, eh?

How would you feel about 1/2 threaded rod with two nuts jammed to hold a handle in place of the LV press rods? Be cheaper for those of us on a penny budget…

Paul from Winnipeg

-- The nicer the nice, the higher the price!