My finished Marble Run Chest
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 A few pictures of my completed Marble Chest with a few modifications. All moving contraptions work as planned, and build time took months of very complicated problem-solving. A very rewarding project to take on. My table saw, belt sander, band saw were built by me 50 years ago with metal alum parts from a kit using plywood, tempered Masonite and oak. These tools still work OK, but require much more adjusting, because they don't adjust like the expensive metal ones. I did buy a small scroll saw for the detailed work. I plan to add clear plexiglass from a photo frame to each side of the springboard to make it more consistent having the marble hit the bell each time. Furthermore, I am trying to make the escarpment feed the marbles slower, so you can see all the contraptions better one at a time.
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Twin small drawer stacks cherry
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 Solid cherry twin drawer stacks
Ball bearing runners
Gold antique finish with black flecking
Lacquer top coat
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Efficient Shop Wiring
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(from Popularwoodworking.com)
A single cable provides 120-volt and 240V service. Every article I've seen describing the wiring of a shop for both 120 volts and 240V uses separate cables for each voltage, which is a significant waste of time, effort and …Source
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End Table of Quartet Sawn White Oak
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 I just finished my end table project and I'm ready for peer review.
This is the 2nd time I've made this table. Things get better with practice and then some things get worse. I think it depends more on the day and your mood than your skill.
It was, however, the first time I've sprayed polyurethane. I loved it! I won't dread that step as much as I used to anymore.
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