Couple more crosses
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 Finished up a couple more crosses. The first one pictured was intended to be a layered but I did my half lap on the wrong side so cut the vertical piece down. The size left meant the layers wouldn't look right so I found a piece of walnut that I had from the practice with the bandsaw, and headed back to the bandsaw to cut a “background cross.” Used the blue tape as I couldn't see my pencil marks. Worked great.
Not sure what the centered cross is made from (was from a bunch of cutoffs I got at the local hardwood store).The other is poplar (center cross), and the heat-treated poplar, and another mystery wood (very soft and medium brown with interesting grain). I just used half-lap rather than stacking like prior attempts. Did a little blog about this.
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Knew Concepts Titanium Fretsaw Review
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The truss system of the spine looks curious, but it works gangbusters. Tool: 5″ Titanium Birdcage Fret Saw Shop Now Manufacturer: Knew Concepts MSRP: $235 (includes saw and Pegas #7 skip tooth woodworking blade) The crazy design of …Source
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Open Segment Bowl Success
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 I finally made an open segment turning. This is actually my second open segment bowl. The first one did not turn out as well. I learned the process by watching “Earl's Small Segmenting Shop” on YouTube. Very informative videos. This turning is 14” in diameter, about 7” tall and had 36 segments per ring. Made from maple, cherry, and walnut. Finished with Danish oil and spray lacquer.
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He's upset!
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 Stuck on the mandrel. He's not happy!!
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Fix Uneven Chair or Stool Legs
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A simple table saw technique levels four legs in no time flat. Rock-n-roll. That's what four-legged pieces have a habit of doing - even with perfect joinery and a careful and unhurried assembly. Even with all the care and …Source
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