Actually if you could manage to keep both, it is always good. It just works for people to do everything with a Tracksaw and so they don't bother keeping both.
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Actually if you could manage to keep both, it is always good. It just works for people to do everything with a Tracksaw and so they don't bother keeping both.
I was looking for a solution to a similar kind of problem. Now going to try Lee's Idea.
You should just try sticking some logs/planks underneath and see if that works.
For $5, no one is going to give you mirror polish back. Also according to the description and extreme need to get them sharpened, I think you should forget the fancy part and look for someone who...
Will look good on dinner table. Thanks for sharing.
The walls left would be quite thin, hard to do such a thing with such thin walls. Also since what you will be left with to cut out the mortise will be a very small tenon, I would recommend either...
Go for the UniSAW and just ask the guy if he could negotiate the price a bit. That's it you are ready for some cool woodWork.
If it is in good condition, the price is okay.
Haven't done it but I am really looking forward to your work. Please share some pictures after you are done. Seems really badass.
Difference stems from the requirement specifications. If you want smoother surface, don't want to rush and are doing it across the grain ,go for crosscut. If on the other hand you want to get the...
Welcome Craig, it's always good to have a new member. Please do share your work and any queries regarding the same. People have a lot of experience here.
First of all welcome Dennis. I hope you will find the right solutions to all your DIY projects here that you are going to pursue with your newly bought saw. The answer to your question is probably...
Whether it is the scaled down version or the real boat, these look amazing and give a royal look
Cherry is hard to work with. You should try using something apt like rosewood.
Spiral up cut will definitely ease you with mortise cutting.
Read about Rabbeted front. Secondly, going without the drawer slides (as some are suggesting) would not be the solution for large length drawers and if the contents of the drawers are going to be...
The Idea by Terry Beadle should work the best. Since you have done a really great job until now, You certainly don't want epoxy or sawdust grains in cardamom. So in my opinion go for dowels. If this...
Happened so many times that I now care for handling the nut more than installing the blades.
Bed Jointer should do the trick.
Dovetail joints would be helpful here. Using those you won't need screws/nails and they'll look good as well. Try making those in my opinion.
You can't stay in one business and think of flourishing the other. If you really love your hobby and believe that you can survive and grind working through it, you should consider making this your...
Yeah well, you rightly did sharp the chisel. One thing I would like to add though. Maybe you're already doing it this way but still I am gonna write this. You should keep the plain side of the...
Can't comprehend without a picture.
Nice Job there Nate. I must say if someone is really into wood working, he should really give these kind of windows a shot. It is worth the effort and time. I mean it looks really great. Good Job!
These kind of windows are going to cost you a lot and in my opinion don't choose to do these by yourself if you have a life.