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wylbursinnergeek.net
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| | | | | I often find myself trying to figure out how to bolt something into wood. Say I'm attaching the side of a wooden box, but I want to be able to remove it later. Ideally I'd have a threaded hole, but of course wood won't hold a thread. I don't want to use a wood screw... | |
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www.splitbrain.org
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| | | | | Scrapwood Drawers As I mentioned in other posts, the shelf solution I build in 2016 is part of my workshop and still holds a whole bunch of stuff besides also housing my drill press and band saw. However I'm not so happy with the Trofast boxes anymore for several reasons: They're not the most effective use of the available space Their roundish shape makes it hard to create internal dividers Their open nature is not very dust proof and adding lids to them makes them less usable After the move, the dimensi... | |
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boat.karlnelson.net
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| | | | | (Don't let the one day between posts fool you. The last post reflected about a month's worth of work, and this one was about a week's worth, including a long weekend.) After gluing up the stretchers, I needed to clean them up before trying to fit them to the legs. Try as I might, I wasn't able to get the two boards perfectly aligned, and, of course, there was glue squeeze-out. | |
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blog.lidskialf.net
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| | | A friend, Sandy, suggested trying laser cutting wood veneer (he has plans for a complex design). However, I'd not tried that before, and it sounded like an interesting idea. I've often watched people on Youtube restoring veneer, for example, the excellent AT Restoration. I ordered some cheap samples of veneer from Amazon, and, when they... | ||
