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www.timetestedtools.net
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| | | | | Original Post, JULY 25, 2013 With a little motivation fromMosI decided to build the wooden jointer I've always wanted to build. I'm not sure why, I guess just because its there, but I've restore ... | |
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boat.karlnelson.net
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| | | | | I decided to start with the bowsprit (aka the pointy bit at the front of the boat). It is the shortest of the spars, although, except for the mast, perhaps the most complicated. And, since I have to start somewhere, why not start at the front? I started by turning one of the spruce boards into three spruce boards. This was done at the table saw at my local tool library. | |
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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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theapartmentwoodworker.com
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| | | If anyone asks me what kind of workbench they should build when just getting into woodworking, I have only one answer: a Mike Siemsen-style Naked Woodworker English workbench. The video is an excellent step by step (my only complaint is that it doesn't show cutting the lap joints on the lower stretchers for the leg... | ||
