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SawStop Assembly — Professional Cabinet Saw Model
I’ll start out by saying how impressed I am with the packaging and directions that came with the saw. I’ve already mentioned how Woodworker’s Emporium here in Las Vegas provided free delivery, free installation of the optional mobile base, and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged dial indicator, evaluation, Jet vs. SawStop, SawStop, T-Glide fence, tablesaw assembly
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Tablesaw Conundrum
Not a good time for a quiz but my shop certainly looks a bit different now — seems much larger without my Jet cabinet saw with the 52″ out feed table! This is the first time I’ve been without a tablesaw … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, YouTubeVideo
Tagged Craftsman, Jet, Powermatic, SawStop, Sliding table, sliding tablesaw table, tablesaw, Woodworkers Emporium
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Can Traditional Artists Skills Transfer to High Tech?
That was the question my wife and I asked each other recently and I’d like to share our experience with you. Have to give you a spoiler alert though, there won’t be any woodworking or painting techniques anywhere in this blog! If … Continue reading
Cigar Presentation Tray — with a Cuban Influence!
I’ve finally made progress on this project, a cigar presentation tray commissioned to me by the same client I completed the Mechanical Cellarette for. During that building process I had two other commissions that I had put on hold so … Continue reading
How I Made a Stone Carvers Bench
This is a modification of the plans created by Don Dougan. He is a noted stone carver and also an instructor from the Atlanta, Georgia area. A former client contacted me about this project. A number of years ago I re-caned … Continue reading
Mechanical Cellarette Complete
With the help of my friend Randy, and a rented truck from U-Haul the Cellarette made its way home. After about 115 hours of actual work and countless hours of planning and worrying I’m very pleased to have it complete. … Continue reading
Posted in Mechanical Cellarette, Uncategorized, YouTubeVideo
Tagged appliance lift, brass leg tips, Bubinga, Liberon Wax, lift mechanism, YouTube Video
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Creating the Panel & Frame: Mechanical Cellarette
The last post on the Mechanical Cellarette found the top of the unit ready for final details. This is one of those projects where I have the artistic license to adjust the sizes a bit to utilize the available lumber. … Continue reading
Posted in Mechanical Cellarette, Uncategorized, YouTubeVideo
Tagged Bubinga, cope and stick joinery, Freeborn cutters, Rockwell 43-120
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Fitting Lee Valley Brass Leg Tip #01A4535
The wood used for the Mechanical Cellarette is Bubinga which I’m learning is a pretty challenging material to work with. The legs are approximately 1 3/4″ square and the initial plan was to taper the insides of them with the bandsaw then … Continue reading
Of Tools and Wood
As I was thinking about this blog my initial plan was to make it a scathing one dealing with the lack of quality found in woodworking tools today. These thoughts came about as I was working with my hand tool class, trying … Continue reading
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Tagged hand woodworking, handtool class, tool quality, tool recommendations, WoodItIs
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2014 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 21,000 times in 2014. If it were a … Continue reading
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