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By treeslayer · Posted
Forgot to tell you that the Spurtle is used for cooking and food prep, toss a salad, stir up stuff, I know I’m losing it so no comments in that, mix of wood scraps I had, mahogany, cherry, walnut, maple -
By treeslayer · Posted
i didn't want you folks to think i was just slacking off, the first pictures are a couple of easels 12" X 14" for daughter and granddaughter with storage inside and adjustable to any angle, the next are called a Spurtle, yeah i know i never heard of them either just like the Charcuterie boards i made, never heard of them either, they are about 11" long and 1 1/2" and 1 1/4" wide, i like them because they are quick to make and make great gifts, don't use too much wood and are finished with mineral oil, as usual thanks for looking -
What did you get John? I have had a JD 4115 compact utility tractor for about 15 years it comes in real handy. I have the same components although I sold my box blade several years ago and now just have a single blade. The bucket, pallet forks and brush hog are used quite regularly around here. -
Hi all I am finally getting my mortiser set up, made a sacrificial fence, sharpened the bits, etc What a difference a sharp chisel/bit makes. Bottom is right out of the box top is after sharpening Everything seems dialed in but the up/down and side to side tables are really stiff, any thoughts on how to loosen them up? Here are some pics of the DT Keyways and gears I am referring to In the last pic you can see the gear for front to back and that works amazing. Thanks in advance for any help you all might have!
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Exactly, the legs are at the drip line of the table, perfect way to put it. So the way Chet put it is what I was shooting for, gives the table a lot of stability. It's a coffee table so you don't want it to be tippy.
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