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boat.karlnelson.net
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| | | | | When last I wrote about about my attempt to make a spar lathe, I'd thought I'd solved the hardest part. After all, the big wooden wheel was no longer falling off. I may not have been entirely accurate with that prediction. My next step was to make the other end of the lathe - the part that'd support the spar as it was spun around. I ordered four rubber wheels, and cut out some pieces of plywood to help surround the spar with wheels. | |
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www.splitbrain.org
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davidffisher.com
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| | | | | Tutorial and Plans for Building Your Own Horse I designed and built my first bowl horse 20 years ago and I've loved using it ever since. Although I call it the "bowl horse" because I depend on it mainly for bowl carving, I also use it for all sorts of woodworking tasks. Put simply, it... | |
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boat.karlnelson.net
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| | | I'd been a bit worried about how exactly I was going to flip the bench over, but between my wife and teenage son, we were able to get it flipped over with no injuries to either the workbench or the workers. Below, you can see it in the permanent location under the one window in the garage. Fits just perfectly in the space. (It's almost like I measured and planned it! | ||
