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Time for some levity
Thread Starter: Dave Anderson NH
With all of the negativity and political stuff going on with the Covid-19 virus it is time to look at the humorous side of things. Feel free to add more, but keep it clean or it will be deleted.
Last Post By: Jim Allen Today, 6:49 PM

How important are rulers in cabinet making?
Thread Starter: Gabriel Marusic
My dad is a hobbyist woodworker that primarily makes furniture for around the house and I recently decided I want to join in the hobby with him. As our first project I decided I want us to build cabinetry for my laundry area (selfish, I know) and in spending time on the forums and youtube to do...
Last Post By: John Makar Today, 10:34 AM

Laminated or Slab Benchtop
Thread Starter: Erich Weidner
For those of you who have built and worked on both, what is your advice? I just started looking to see if I could find a hardwood slab big enough for a 22" x 8' workbench (in 5-6" thickness). I've watched a few dozen bench build videos and have read through the Schwarz bench books (also bought...
Last Post By: David Eisenhauer Today, 8:51 PM

Saw advice
Thread Starter: Blake M Williams
I'm almost a completely 100% hand tool user. I would like to get away from using the band saw for cutting lumber down to workable pieces and cut it all by hand. I have a dovetail and tenon saws, what I need are the bigger saws. I think I could maintain and keep a good saw sharp but I do not have...
Last Post By: Mike Allen1010 Today, 9:23 PM

Usps
Thread Starter: Phil Mueller
I have to give the USPS some credit for dealing with this Covid chaos. I think they’ve done a pretty decent job given the increase in online deliveries, holding mail for thousands of closed businesses, all with reduced staff. Occasionally, though, things do go a bit awry. I have one package I...
Last Post By: Jim Koepke Today, 3:32 AM

Unusual things your mum taught you that you still unconscionably do
Thread Starter: Brian Deakin
As a child I was taught to lift my vest ( undershirt) up and hold it under my chin when I got dressed and still do it today and this puzzles my wife
Last Post By: Lee Schierer Today, 7:16 PM

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A2 Steel - Cryogenically Treated versus Not

Cryogenics and tempering steel has been around for decades and your question has been asked over that time many many times. Conclusion is there is no
Mateo Furbacchione Today, 9:24 PM

Saw advice

Stew, great comments about what to look for in a vintage saw.

I would also suggest looking for a straight saw plate. A slight bend over
Mike Allen1010 Today, 9:23 PM

Extreme Extension and Router Raizer

Extreme Extension is Sold
Router Raizer ready to lift your router
Ron Kanter Today, 9:18 PM

Card scraper hook - how long does it last?

5 degrees and then 10 degrees is what I wrote. One can judge this by eye after a while. The photo is just a demo and angles are distorted by the lens.
Derek Cohen Today, 9:16 PM

Insufficient privileges when trying to look at pics

My wife has a job that requires some online anonymity so I am using a resonable facsimile of my first name but a false last name. So if I pay with a
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