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Buckboard Project Irish Mail Handcar Kit and Plan | Makita Makita Recon LCT203W 10.8 Volt Lithium Ion Impact Driver 2 Pc Kit |
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16 posts in 822 days
Location: Beavercreek OH
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| added blog entry | Workbench #2: Leg Vise Update | 737 days ago |
| commented on | Workbench #1: Leg Vise | 738 days ago |
| added blog entry | Workbench #1: Leg Vise | 738 days ago |
| commented on | Kody's Bed #4: Project Complete | 743 days ago |
| commented on | Kody's Bed #4: Project Complete | 743 days ago |
| added project | Twin bed - 1 of 2 for bunk bed | 744 days ago |
| added blog entry | Kody's Bed #4: Project Complete | 744 days ago |
| commented on | Kody's Bed #2: Legs | 808 days ago |
| commented on | Kody's Bed #2: Legs | 808 days ago |
| commented on | Kody's Bed #2: Legs | 810 days ago |
| commented on | Kody's Bed #1: Overview | 810 days ago |
| commented on | Kody's Bed #3: Head/Foot board | 810 days ago |
| added blog entry | Kody's Bed #3: Head/Foot board | 810 days ago |
| added blog entry | Kody's Bed #2: Legs | 810 days ago |
| commented on | Kody's Bed #1: Overview | 810 days ago |
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The major upgrade was I planed the vise to fit flush with the bench top. I used calipers to draw the angle on the end, then using a planer sled, I shimmed the board so that line was now parallel to the sled. Ran the sled through the planer a few...
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What do you get when you cross a cast iron vise with a leg vise? After reading Chris Schwarz’s new book on Workbenches, I got inspired to try out a leg vise. I didn’t have a vise screw to use, but did have one of those run-of-the-mi...
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I finally completed my very first project. A twin bed for my son made out of maple and cherry with poplar mattress support slats. The finish is BLO, blonde shellac, and paste wax. It took just under 6 months to do. A lot of that time wa...
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Here’s the glued up head board. The foot board looks the same, just shorter. The slats are cherry. Each slat is dominoed to the rails. This is another deviation from the plans. They called for a dado in the rails, slats slipped in...
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Here is a dry fit of the legs. It is a deviation from the plans, which called for laminating 2 boards together. But it would leave an unsightly glue line. However, I did learn, later, of another method that would not be so bad. I m...
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