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And please don’t turn this into a political thing but how many of you plan to get the vaccine? My wife and I are scheduled for our first puncture in two days as we think it’s the right thing to do. In all do respect to this forum, a simple yes or no and a short reasoning behind it. If this goes in the wrong direction, I apologize. It’s just meant as an opinion poll.
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I love the smell of dovetails in the mornings!
Coop replied to B. Brinkley's topic in General Woodworking Talk
I bet the term toasty warm is relative! My central heat in the house couldn’t keep us warm with an outside temp of 9*! We would have to add a super charger! On a more serious note, just out of curiosity, are your outside walls 2x6’s to allow for more insulation? -
David, really cool project and you’re doing great on the video part. And the acoustic guitar was lagniappe! Thanks for sharing. Can you give us a little, 1000 word or less, the process of getting your ideas into the cnc itself, for those of us not familiar with a cnc?
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I love the smell of dovetails in the mornings!
Coop replied to B. Brinkley's topic in General Woodworking Talk
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That’s bad when tech support doesn’t have a clue. Doesn’t speak highly. Good look bud!
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One and only door? Will these two panels be joined together?
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Spanky took us to a Mennonite general store and I bought I think, a 3’x3’ sheet of 1/4” but it is white and not clear. I know that’s a long way to go for plastic.
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Thought Lowe’s and HD carried the 1/4”?
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It’s on his property. You pay him to get in AND out! Oppps, I thought you meant Fall Creek Park.
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Well done! Are you taking orders?
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No wonder @Spankyis back to cutting cross ties, you were his front pocket money.
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I guess I am older than you. We called it jr. high and not middle school in my days!
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Good for you, congrats! Working harder as in Woodworking or honey do’s?
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That’s going to be a bugger configuring aprons with the legs in those positions.
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Right above about no dumb question and both are excellent answers. I might add that it is wise to cut the mortise first and then the tenon and use a scrap piece the same thickness as your door to size the tenon, sneaking up on it until you have a snug fit, then cut the real deal. Welcome to the forum and let us know how it comes out.
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+1 And they say a can opener will do the trick. Tried it and it don’t work!
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+1 It looks to be a Cove bit but if so, he would have to flip the board and run it thru for the opposite profile. I have used a Core Box bit with the board on it’s end with a substantial amount of burn and sanding. Looking forward to your answer as well.
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Those turned out fantastic. Are they as comfy as they are attractive? Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
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I see no burn marks on the finger grips and that was my biggest problem. How did you accomplish your clean cuts?
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I did that with great success on three different occasions. Being a little OCD, I covered the sides with landscape fabric to allow air circulation but mitigate rain blown in from the sides. I also used cheap latex paint on the ends and worked well on the checking.
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Thanks. I’ve made several of those per his video but did not recognize the name. Looking forward to your journal!
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While on the subject, am I correct in assuming that the out feed bed should be the same height as the blades? And that the in feed bed controls the depth of cut per pass?
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I bet Jet tech support would be glad to discuss this with you. I had an issue with their drum sander and they were very helpful. Please let us know how you were treated and if you get the problem resolved.
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Scott Lewis? I googled and didn’t find anything.
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Very nice! Is the back of the cabinet in the last pic, walnut ply?
