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  1. One nice thing about Waterlox is that it repairs...

    One nice thing about Waterlox is that it repairs easily. I would lightly sand with 220 grit (by hand) then reapply a coat of Waterlox.
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    Agreed, JB Weld would be a good option for this...

    Agreed, JB Weld would be a good option for this repair.
  3. Before you pick a DC, I’d suggest you verify how...

    Before you pick a DC, I’d suggest you verify how much you need to serve your system. There is a great tutorial here:

    https://airhand.com/designing/
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    You are asking the wrong question- what you...

    You are asking the wrong question- what you should be asking is what dust collection system (ductwork size and layout) do I need to adequately collect dust and chips from my tools. After you design...
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    Great find Jim. I’ve been buying my belts from...

    Great find Jim. I’ve been buying my belts from 2sand.com. I think your Performax and my PM are basically the same machine.
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    What do you consider a light pass? I limit my...

    What do you consider a light pass? I limit my material removal to no more than .005 - .010 per pass. I’ve also found that 80 grit seems to be the sweet spot For grit on my machine. . Anything finer...
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    Jim, MLCS carries some of the more popular GF...

    Jim, MLCS carries some of the more popular GF finishes. Closer that Allentown, especially for you.
  8. Having just finished up a set of 15 chairs my...

    Having just finished up a set of 15 chairs my initial reaction was to recommend the bandsaw, but then I watched the video you posted the link to. For that mid-century modern style chair you would be...
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    Aside from Bob Lang’s book previously mentioned,...

    Aside from Bob Lang’s book previously mentioned, I don’t think you will find many G&G plans.

    When I start a new project, I buy a copy of the original G&G drawing for the piece I want to make,...
  10. I’ve used Waterlox on a number of projects. It’s...

    I’ve used Waterlox on a number of projects. It’s an easy to apply and durable finish, but takes patience. Plan on 6 coats minimum and don’t be worried if the first three look uneven. It will even...
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    According to OSHA, no: From- Guide for...

    According to OSHA, no:

    From- Guide for Protecting Workers from Woodworking Hazards

    Protective gloves are the primary means available for direct hand protection. Extra-long gauntlets or sleeves...
  12. I usually ask them if we are on a recorded line. ...

    I usually ask them if we are on a recorded line. When they say yes, I say ‘great, this is my formal request to have my number removed from your telemarketing list’, then hang up.
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    Looking good Jim! Thomas and I extracted 10 lbs...

    Looking good Jim! Thomas and I extracted 10 lbs of honey just last weekend.
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    8’ on either side is plenty to cut 16’ Stock. You...

    8’ on either side is plenty to cut 16’ Stock. You just need slightly more than the length of you stock and a little downward hand pressure to hold the board. I have my lumber rack on the same wall...
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    Another text is The Fine Art of Marquetry by...

    Another text is The Fine Art of Marquetry by Craig Vandall Stevens. Craig teaches at the Philadelphia Furniture Workshop. I took the marquetry class last winter and really enjoyed it.
  16. Yikes, that’s not good. Maybe the lesson here is...

    Yikes, that’s not good. Maybe the lesson here is to toss the finish if the fan has rust! I like that the Target finish comes in a plastic can. Also, I fill my cup using an old turkey baster so I...
  17. I use the 190 micron also and have not had a...

    I use the 190 micron also and have not had a problem. I get them from amazon-

    TCP Global 250 Pack of Paint Strainers with Fine 190 Micron Filter Tips - Premium"PURE BLUE" Ultra-Flow Blue Nylon...
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    Alan, I think you nailed it. I visited the...

    Alan, I think you nailed it. I visited the Gamble House last summer and I stopped at Fallingwater last week on my way back from Indiana. They are both great in their own way. In both cases, the...
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    Wow, you got a lot done since I was over the...

    Wow, you got a lot done since I was over the other day, looks great! Can’t wait to see the sunburst.
  20. Well, I have a lot of Powermatic machinery and I...

    Well, I have a lot of Powermatic machinery and I think most of it is of very good quality. However, I have to agree with you on the PM2800. I have the PM2800B and it is definitely not up to the...
  21. Thanks Roger

    Thanks Roger
  22. Thanks guys. They were a lot of fun to make and a...

    Thanks guys. They were a lot of fun to make and a lot of work. Happy to have them out of my shop!
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    Personally, I think they look best in walnut, but...

    Personally, I think they look best in walnut, but if you choose another material be sure to pick one that will work easily with rasps and shaves as you will be spending a lot of time shaping by hand.
  24. I apply Arm-R-Seal and Waterlox with cheesecloth...

    I apply Arm-R-Seal and Waterlox with cheesecloth all the time without issues. I work in my basement where it’s cooler, not sure if that makes a difference or not. I prefer multiple thin coats rather...
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    I generally use nothing on jigs, or a coat of...

    I generally use nothing on jigs, or a coat of paste wax if I need it to slide easier.
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