Thanks Jim. I was leaning towards BLO and maybe a little turpentine. I've searched the web to try and figure out what Ulmia used but can't find anything. Probably the same as Sjoberg benches.
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Thanks Jim. I was leaning towards BLO and maybe a little turpentine. I've searched the web to try and figure out what Ulmia used but can't find anything. Probably the same as Sjoberg benches.
I have an Ulmia workbench that I've had for many years. The top is pretty stained and didtressed and due to be refinished. I plan to aggressively sand the bench top (Festool RO 125) but not sure...
Bob, I also have considered just doing that, but I was really trying to determine if people thought other brands outperformed Festool. Or am I overthinking this? BD
Hello all. I finally need to replace the original blade that came with my Festool T-55 Track Saw. After cutting tons of oak plywood, the blade seemed a little dull on my last project. Have any of...
Alan, I'm not really sure about the state of the oak (dry or green). Richard mills most of his wood from the get-go. Very little from lumber mills and most of those are Amish owned. You can email...
Alan, I worked with a windsor chair maker (Richard Grell, Ohio) last year in a week long class in making a hoop back windsor chair. The first day we steamed the 2" x 2" x 48" oak pieces for a number...
Stan, I hadn't thought about that. That's another option to a long miter that would look nice. Thanks to all who have responded. A BIG help. BD
Thanks Garth. Walnut or cherry splines could add a nice look. If the box is say 21" high, how many splines would look right? BD
Thanks Randy. That sounds like it will add the strength while keeping the look. Fortunately, I already have a biscuit jointer. BD
Thanks Lowell. Wintering in Florida now and starting to visualize this project. I have some time to lay it out (which I always do) but that front corner is my only sticking point. Since I don't...
Hi all! Finally getting around to making a blanket chest/toy box for the wife. I've planed down some curly maple boards I purchased at Woodcraft to 3/4". I plan to use raised panels on the sides...