| Project by Albe | posted 163 days ago | 792 views | 1 time favorited | 6 comments |  |
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A cheese slicer I made as a Christmas present. Thanks to some outstanding craftsman that posted similiar projects it helped me out a bunch. However, I did make some designer firewood on my first try, actually I was able to recycle most of it for an end grain project. The mistake happen because I did not consider how the hole placement matched up with the hardware, I guess the rule should also be mark once verify and then drill. For those of you that do not have a sliding miter saw, my method of cutting the groove was to tape a scrape piece of 3/4 plywood the thickness needed to the table saw miter gauge, laid the board on top of that to get the proper angle.
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Monte Pittman
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#1 posted 163 days ago
well done. Where did you get the cutter attachment?
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KennyBuildit
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#2 posted 163 days ago
I’m with Monte, very well done and I particularly like the description of “designer firewood”.
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#3 posted 163 days ago
Beautifully done … I have a cutoff bin with a bunch of “designer fire wood” too.
It took a while for the “proper angle” statement to sink in … The kerf is deeper on the drilled side. (Duh)!
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Ken90712
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#4 posted 163 days ago
Nice work I get my supplies from
http://www.cheeseslicing.com/site/681068/page/924433
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nuttree
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#5 posted 163 days ago
Very cool cheese cutter
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Albe
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#6 posted 163 days ago
Thanks every one for the nice comments. Monte I got the hardware from the spot ken indicates I believe under replacements parts or something along that line.
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