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blog.felix-enterprises.com | ||
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www.ana-white.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text presents a detailed DIY plan for building a 'little helper tower' in a white kitchen, along with related projects and resources. It includes user discussions about the project, tips for construction, and a variety of other DIY plans and tools. The content is organized into sections like 'Frequently Asked Questions,' 'Wood Questions,' 'Cutting Questions,' and others, offering guidance for beginners. The material also highlights Ana White's expertise in DIY furniture and her resources for woodworking, including an ebook and social media links. | |
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tinyshopww.blogspot.com
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| | | | | Last time, I ended up with the main carcass like this. Two ends dovetailed to the bottom, horizontal divider joined to the ends with multipl... | |
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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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write.as
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| | | I have a MicroLux Drum Sander which is a nice little tool for sanding things that are too small to go through the planer. The only proble... | ||
