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Won't that cause some racking issues?
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Cool. How was it dried, what's your setup like? Got any pics?
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Excellent work on the bed. I see a Tele back there and a Mesa amp? What kind of stuff you into playing?
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Boxes - Scrap Elimination and Surprise Gift Insurance
I B replied to gee-dub's topic in Project Journals
Aces! What do you do for bases? Something like this -
That's going to be awesome! More psyched for a Linux tablet though.
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Sooooo many hours, so much awesome.
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Is there enough tension on the blade and are the blade guides setup correctly?
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Painter's tape and super glue.
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Making a corner desk - first major project.
I B replied to Lucas Purpleheart's topic in Project Journals
Close. No punctuation. http://www.mrmccormickmakes.com/ -
I thought it was the second Tuesday of next week.
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Total beginner and absolute ignorant of wood needs help
I B replied to duvaldavidr's topic in General Woodworking Talk
Maybe it's onboard video? -
Total beginner and absolute ignorant of wood needs help
I B replied to duvaldavidr's topic in General Woodworking Talk
Ok, cool. Here's a way to go about making the hollow piece. Then cut one end to the angle you want. Then you'd need to make a hole (mortise) in the bottom board at the same angle. Attach both pieces with a floating tenon. Keep in mind, this isn't the only way to go about it. Just an example. -
Total beginner and absolute ignorant of wood needs help
I B replied to duvaldavidr's topic in General Woodworking Talk
All right, man. I'm intrigued, but I need a better idea of what you're trying to make. I'm not seeing a PC from your images. You said the block is a power supply, where is the motherboard going in this design? -
The thing that helped me most with dovetails was good lighting. Aside from practice. I've got a little adjustable neck desk lamp in my shop that I can move around as needed. It really helped be see where I was messing up.
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Damn...
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I've been using these Starrett blades on my 1412 and I like them. They're not expensive and they've done well for me. YMMV. https://www.woodcraft.com/products/starrett-duratec-sfb-bandsaw-blade-115-x-1-2-x-4tpi-hook I use these for curves. https://www.woodcraft.com/products/starrett-duratec-sfb-bandsaw-blade-115-x-3-16-x-10tpi-regular
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An example of how I cause myself frustration
I B replied to oldman_woodworker's topic in General Woodworking Talk
Scroll saw would be the way to go. Or you could change the pattern so the "mouth shaped" sections end in a curve that matches whatever flush trim bit you're wanting to use. Here's a shitty example. -
Just trying to help out, man. Good luck with your project.
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58.3 ?
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Board foot calculator