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Honey locust & resin end table

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My first attempt at making an end table. Honey locust I milled from a large tree branch I trimmed in my yard 2 summers ago and a river edge of Alumilite Deep Pour resin. The frame was something I welded up for this project. The tabletop measures 31.5 x 9 inch

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Hinge question.

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I am making some cabinets and we are using Blum hinges with the 35mm pockets.

What is the minimum door frame width that you use? In the past, I used 1 7/8 for the width. They want the frame as thin as possible.
Some doors will have glass so I believe that complicates using a thinner door frame.

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WodNet, Glad you're back

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I was getting worried.

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Making Wheels in 1918

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I never guessed there were this many steps in making a car wheel - btw, no one loses a hand in this film, but Icringed a few times when saw how close the workers hands got to some pretty dangerous operations.OSHA would not have been happy. https://youtu.be/yqGA92D7B6g

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