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I have those blades. They're intended for modelers and they work OK on balsa wood. I did cut some 3/4" dovetails with those but they have the tendency to wander a lot and they are slow (they will break easily).
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What size is recommended for dovetails? 3 or 5 inches? I'm asking about the fret saw with swivel blade clamps.
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I want that saw too. I use a jewelers saw but the blade doesn't swivel. Make sure you order the right saw, check this thread:
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When something works, then stops working after a while, then again, the problem is often in the capacitors. I see 3 of them on your board, the black things standing upright. But in order to test them accurately with a multimeter they have to be removed from the board... Bad capacitors often have a bulged appearance, I can´t tell if yours are OK from the pics. That said I wouldn't mess with a power supply board like yours, I would just replace it or have it inspected by a technician.
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Since I don't have large quantities of anything but small quantities of everything, I bought five double sided organizers from Wallmart. The price was low and so is the quality (no metal parts, plastic everywhere), but after a couple years of intensive use no one has failed yet.
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Same here, but I use a piece of MDF instead. My bench top is home center pine so I don't have to worry about keeping it pristine, but that layer of MDF gives me more confidence when doing things like removing the waste or paring with chisels.
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There's a hole on the side
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I added a bidet to my b'day wishlist.
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If you need a block plane to start a fire you may as well use a lighter
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Long time ago my wife wanted a medicine cabinet for the bathroom and she also wanted it painted. So I made it out of pine and pocket screws and painted it white. End of story.
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I did the same thing a week ago to plug my new lamp and other tools. Great minds think alike
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I made yet another dovetail marker. This version is by far smaller than my previous contraption and looks nicer too. The reinforcement on the front also serves as a tiny handle of sorts.
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I transformed a desk lamp into a workbench lamp. It slides on the t-tracks at the side of my workbench.
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I was in a similar situation, a small hardware store with plenty of dusty items hanging from the walls. I bought a Bessey portable vise which included a pair of tk-6 table clamps, paid less than the cost of such clamps.
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Two cherries mallet
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My drill isn't either. 14.4v, the best of both worlds, ha!
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I made a disk sander long ago that still works fine. Do I enjoy using it? No.
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He's a great woodworker. He has a lot of excellent tutorials in his website (https://www.inthewoodshop.com/). It would be nice to see the "mentor" badge under his name on these forums.
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Sorry to hear that, Coop. My prayers are with you and your family.
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I made a box over the weekend. It was a hand tools only project and it's full of flaws, hence the tiny pics
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Just make sure you have enough room for the new router table or you may end up buying a new house
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If there's such an option I suppose it's only going to be available to the original poster. But I haven't seen it.
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What's the "solved count"? It's only visible on certain threads, e.g. the concealment frame one.
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Looks like a single piece of MDF routed with CNC. But apparently you can get it done without a CNC machine, check this link: https://carbideprocessors.com/whiteside/cabinet-making-router-bits/mdf-door-router-bits/