Fashioned a nice dust collector for my Sawstop blade cover, can anyone guess what I used?
Arms came out pretty good
Tomorrow I will attempt the seat carving

Fashioned a nice dust collector for my Sawstop blade cover, can anyone guess what I used? Arms came out pretty good Tomorrow I will attempt the seat carving | |||||||||||
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Roper
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#1 posted 1054 days ago
looks like an old tube sock to me.
-- Roper - Master of sawdust-www.coloradocustomworks.com
Canadian Woodworks
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#2 posted 1053 days ago
But you can’t use a guard when you do the cope?
-- Paul Lemiski, Ontario Canada, Custom Wooden Rocking chairs and tables http://www.canadianwoodworks.com
yellowtruck75
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#3 posted 1053 days ago
Paul thats true I just realized that I had a picture of the saw after I coped the arms. The make shift guard dust collect combined with my real dust collector definitly helped keep the red dust down when cross cutting. There was nothing that I could do to prevent the red storm of dust when i coped the arms.
yellowtruck75
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#4 posted 1053 days ago
yellowtruck75
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