Use Epoxy for Filling Gaps & Bark Inclusions - Martin Goebel
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 Along with 64,000 or so (at least as of today) other people, I follow Goebel & Co. Furniture on Instagram. The furniture pieces coming out of this St. Louis-based shop are well-built and beefy, with imaginative designs that in many cases make use of live-edge tops that are stabilized with epoxy. (And take a look at some of the table bases - they're pretty astounding!) So when we were looking […]The post Use Epoxy for Filling Gaps & Bark Inclusions - Martin Goebel appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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The Truth About Flush-cutting Saws
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 Flush-cutting saws offer an amazing promise: It can cut a dowel or tenon flush to its surrounding surface without causing any damage. The truth is, however, no matter how awesome your flush-cutting saw is or how skilled you are, things can go wrong. The most common problem is the saw can drift slightly. And with a flush-cutting saw, any drifting can be disastrous. The teeth can dive into the work […]The post The Truth About Flush-cutting Saws appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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