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Today, 6:36 AM

Tom Bender replied to a thread how to affix bench seat and back rest (for wood movement) in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Dwayne I like the way you are thinking. How about running the arch from the back leg just below the seat support joint up to the back rest and back...

12 replies | 342 view(s)

Today, 6:33 AM

Lisa Starr replied to a thread Creeker's Past Week's Accomplishments in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Nothing in the shop for myself this week, but our son needs a big, sturdy table for the ultra fast, larger (48" square) 3D printer he is building. ...

3 replies | 141 view(s)

Today, 6:03 AM

Julie Moriarty replied to a thread Harvey Slider on Unisaw? in General Woodworking and Power Tools

I took the pictures but can't remember how to upload them here. But there's a channel running the entire length of the long length of the slider. ...

22 replies | 771 view(s)

Today, 5:37 AM

Julie Moriarty replied to a thread Harvey Slider on Unisaw? in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Oh, sorry. I'm pretty sure the Unisaw has a shorter table than the Harvey. The depth on a Harvey table is 31". The Harvey slider comes with...

22 replies | 771 view(s)

Today, 5:33 AM

Rob Luter replied to a thread David Charlesworth died May 22 in Neanderthal Haven

That's a shame. I really enjoyed his videos. His easy manner and teaching style was very appealing to me, as were his colloquialisms. A favorite was...

5 replies | 340 view(s)

Today, 4:22 AM

Chris Schoenthal replied to a thread Software-- 2d drawing to 3D model suitable for CNC or printing in CNC Machines

Like you, I had an issue with SketchUp (mine was getting the parts aligned). I got a 3d printer a couple of months ago and have been playing with...

3 replies | 90 view(s)

Today, 4:14 AM

Chris Schoenthal replied to a thread Progress on 'the new me'. in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Tiny steps Rick, tiny steps. Next you'll have to work on not looking through CL for old tools in the first place. :D

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Today, 3:38 AM

Anuj Prateek replied to a thread how to affix bench seat and back rest (for wood movement) in General Woodworking and Power Tools

To attach back, I made a stopped dado. So the back rest kind of hangs on the support. Dado itself was made less snug. I used epoxy (a blob...

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Today, 3:27 AM

Anuj Prateek replied to a thread Which way do shelf brackets go? in Off Topic Forum

I have always installed them both ways based on shelf width. I don't think it really matters for practical purposes which side is down.

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Today, 2:44 AM

Devi Rama started a thread What is a cardiac stent? in Off Topic Forum

Your coronary arteries supply oxygen-rich blood to your heart muscle. Over time, plaque forms in the coronary arteries and restricts blood flow...

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Today, 2:37 AM

Rick Potter replied to a thread Stranger Says Their Battery died Wants to use Your Phone in Off Topic Forum

Roger, Pardon my ignorance, but what is a 'commercial STEM place'?

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Today, 2:30 AM

Rick Potter started a thread Progress on 'the new me'. in General Woodworking and Power Tools

I have always been a sucker for a really good deal. As such I ended up being quite the tool collector, especially a decade back with the last...

1 replies | 90 view(s)

Today, 2:01 AM

John Kananis started a thread Renner Products? in Project Finishing

Anyone here have a chunk of experience working with Renner products? Specifically their 765 line. I'm hoping to hear how it performs as both a 1k and...

0 replies | 52 view(s)

Today, 12:17 AM

Alex Zeller replied to a thread Software-- 2d drawing to 3D model suitable for CNC or printing in CNC Machines

I'm not great at it but I could make it in Fusion 360. It just took a few you tube instructional videos. I've never used Sketch Up but with Fusion...

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Today, 12:15 AM

John Kananis replied to a thread Oppsss, how do I fix this? in Project Finishing

Unfortunately, epoxy is a chemical bond and to make things more difficult, the blue background isn't a solid color. I would consider approaching a...

1 replies | 260 view(s)

Yesterday, 11:54 PM

David Zaret replied to a thread Thickness planer board return ideas in General Woodworking and Power Tools

i have a relatively new SCM L'Invincible planer, with a big stainless steel top. when i got it, i felt the same way - better cover this to keep it...

8 replies | 371 view(s)

Yesterday, 11:46 PM

John Kananis replied to a thread David Charlesworth died May 22 in Neanderthal Haven

Wow, unfortunate. Everything that was contributed is appreciated. Thank you, David.

5 replies | 340 view(s)

Yesterday, 11:37 PM

John Kananis replied to a thread Was this a good price? in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Agree with Richard. If you have to normally buy lengths and saw them down for whatever you're doing to that length, then you hit a good deal for you...

2 replies | 291 view(s)

Yesterday, 11:08 PM

Bruce Page replied to a thread Ship-lap in General Woodworking and Power Tools

I’ve only done ship lap once (actually spline & groove) and probably didn’t do it right. I screwed each piece into a rabbit. We don’t have many...

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Yesterday, 10:53 PM

Gary Campbell replied to a thread Software-- 2d drawing to 3D model suitable for CNC or printing in CNC Machines

Like you I do better with a 2d dwg than a 3d model, but the world is changing. For the long term I would look at SolidWorks or an Autodesk product,...

3 replies | 90 view(s)

Yesterday, 10:41 PM

Jonathan Jung replied to a thread 3-Phase vs Single Phase Equipment in WorkShops

With at least American Rotary it's possible to add HP to the RPC by adding another idler. At least that's what they told me.

29 replies | 1236 view(s)

Yesterday, 10:08 PM

Rod Sheridan replied to a thread Creeker's Past Week's Accomplishments in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Diann completed the glass work and I completed the wood work on the garden lamps. They now need a coat of oil and installation, each has two 2W...

3 replies | 141 view(s)

Yesterday, 10:07 PM

Nick Crivello started a thread how are these table legs rounded over? in General Woodworking and Power Tools

While looking at table designs I found myself trying to decide how these table legs were constructed: ...

0 replies | 129 view(s)

Yesterday, 10:04 PM

Rod Sheridan replied to a thread new bandsaw wont' cut straight in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Agreed, in fact many saws have locating dowels for the table so alignment is built in. The blade will cut parallel to the fence and the mitre slot...

43 replies | 1946 view(s)

Yesterday, 9:45 PM

glenn bradley replied to a thread David Charlesworth died May 22 in Neanderthal Haven

RIP David. Thanks for everything.

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Yesterday, 9:44 PM

glenn bradley replied to a thread Thickness planer board return ideas in General Woodworking and Power Tools

+1 on HDPE or UHMW plastic. Love the revolving planer platform ;-)

8 replies | 371 view(s)

Yesterday, 9:42 PM

Andrew Hughes replied to a thread David Charlesworth died May 22 in Neanderthal Haven

I agree sad news. I liked having David’s input once and a while. Travel well David

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Yesterday, 9:38 PM

glenn bradley replied to a thread new bandsaw wont' cut straight in General Woodworking and Power Tools

Great. Thanks for circling back.

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Yesterday, 9:36 PM

Bill Dufour replied to a thread Thickness planer board return ideas in General Woodworking and Power Tools

I would screw/glue trim boards on all four sides that hang down below flush 1/2" or more. Similar to a picture frame or serving tray face down.This...

8 replies | 371 view(s)

Yesterday, 9:32 PM

Bill Dufour replied to a thread Big planer start up and coast down time? in General Woodworking and Power Tools

One second deceleration sounds risky to me. The arbor nut might unscrew at that torque load. Bill D

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