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What ever came of the then secret "xxxx" box-joint jig?

They make rubber/plastic non-conductive wedding rings that can easily tear away if caught on something. One of our local police officers wears one and was telling me about it. I have thought about...

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Beech River Mill,
located in Center Ossipee, N.H.
Featured in 1987 on "This Old House" ("The Westwood House," Episode No. 714).

Back in the 1980s there was an episode of "This Old House" where they had window shutters made at an old water powered factory. I wonder if anyone remembers that and knows the location of the shop.

You might take a look at this storm window manufacturer for historic windows:

https://alliedwindow.com/index.html

I had considered them as an option for my building though have so far done...

It might just be those handles that make them look like file cabinets. I think the tags above the handles are just remnants of tape or tape adhesive.

There is a guy on Ebay who reproduces (not just a photocopy but a "cleaned" up original) Walker Turner manuals, I bought one a week ago for my shaper. There is one listed for your tablesaw in case...

Depending on your needs and situation, you might be able to cut a mortise in the side of your board and snug fit a square nut inside with the bolt entering another side of the wood piece.

Oh, the diameter of the steel rods that hold those spring flats is 18.00 mm. From looking at pipe thread charts, I think this would snugly fit inside a 1/2" galvanized pipe stub, but I haven't tried...

Thanks. I haven't bought my sash cutters yet. I will probably buy the Freeborn set at around $380. I plan to simply butt and dowel my rails and stiles, and mortise my muntins. That's the plan. I've...

I'm going to be making 3 wooden windows for my historic building, and was thinking about using them for the top hold-downs when I run my stiles and rails. I bought one of those magnetic featherboards...

I bought a pair of used shaper hold-down spring flats along with brackets that hold them to the steel bar (these 3 parts pictured), but I will need to fabricate a way to mount them to my...

I bought this jumbo putty knife looking thing off Amazon last month for pulling baseboard, it is called "Zenith Industries ZN700001 Trim Puller". I haven't even had a need for it yet, but I have in...

I saw this invention online a couple of months ago, it is a specialized circular saw which could do exactly what you want (probably very expensive for your one project, though). Anyway, I spent a...