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Well, you've definitely schooled me! Either this is wood with some serious defects, in which case it's not suitable for the purpose, or it has a few voids which, after being surfaced properly, are probably insignificant and not much different from the dents and dings that will be caused by normal use on a *workbench. I don't draw on my bench or if I do, I find a flat surface to put under it. When it comes to my bench, I typically surface by hand, with a plane. I've found epoxy fills to be hard on the blade, hard on the arms and stubborn to surface. The few times I've felt the need to use them in a finished piece I've worked them by machine. And just sayin', this tends to be a friendly place. Perhaps you could use a different tone in your reply. -
By fcschoenthal · Posted
They need to bring the price down to what others are charging. They show the "regular" price as $760. -
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I've had a 2 car "garage" for 30 years that's never had a car in it. I can't even fit my Goldwing in it right now until I do some rearranging. Might have something to do with my wood hoarding tendencies. I have a 4' high wall rack 12' long that's full, an 8' x 3' rolling cart that's full, and 6 tubs of cutoffs (at least 2' long) that are full. I probably need to build a few things. -
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By treeslayer · Posted
Great work Drew, i can't say anything beyond what others have said, i only have one question, when do you SLEEP? on my best day 30 years ago i couldn't keep up with you in the wood shop.
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