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Craftsman Table Saw Restortion #1: Craftsman Table Saw Restoration Part 1 - I started this project in May and have finally completed it. I was given an old Craftsman 12” direct drive saw from my father-in-law. The saw had been ou...
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get on the bus - I was reading in the local paper that our neighboring public school in Berryville had three buses for sale and the board approved the sale of one for $170...
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Old Chair Finished - If you recall, I was remaking two arms for an old wooden chair that a customer, Jean, brought to me. I wrote about it here in August. This chair was made i...
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the spalted maple dining table - we delivered the spalted maple dining table today .. we've been working on it for a couple of weeks now, along with the coffee table in the previous post...
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Milwaukee 2897-22 Drill and Impact Driver Kit - [image: Milwaukee 2897-22 Drill and Impact Driver Kit] I didn’t see any reviews on the recent Milwaukee line of FUEL drills/impacts/tools on LJ’s yet, so...
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Jig for trimming tenon shoulders - [image: tenon shoulder] This simple jig gives greater control for trimming tenon shoulders and eliminates breakout of end grain at the back edge of the ra...1 week ago
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Cheap Tricks at WIA - One of the perks of being married to an artist is that we share a lot about design and the creative life. Barb’s always introducing me to her artist friend...4 weeks ago
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Summertime..... - Hi Folks I thought you might want to see some of the interesting planes that have been coming out of the workshop in recent weeks. It's hot here as Summer ...
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First things first … and this is the last - Nine years ago, I was but a wee lad, bright-eyed and bushy tailed full of vim and vigor. Marc Spagnuolo, my woodworking svengali, asked if I would be inter...9 months ago
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The Warlock’s Bed - There are a few things that I haven’t had time to blog about lately (but check out the photos on the facebook page). Here’s one: The Warlock’s Bed. I don’t...1 year ago
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5 Years and Counting - Hard to believe its been 5 years and 245 webisodes we have filmed in our Mastering Woodworking on line show. Time has flown and technology has definitely i...1 year ago
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Roubo Progress – The Undercarriage - A couple of weekends ago our family visited some friends in Mechanicsburg, PA and helped Chris in his metal shop, working on a kit plane. You can check out...2 years ago
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I have officially moved - After writing blog posts here for more than four years, this is my last one with Blogger. For more than six months I have been writing blog entries at my...
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Entertainment Console - Design Phase - Sometime last year, Sylvia and I were having dinner at my friend Ken's place. He'd recently got a copy of The House That Sam Built. Sam is one of my favo...
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Small Ball & Claw Table - Lets face it 99% of woodworking is just working with straight timber and 90 degree joints. Being able to work with compound curves and even a little carvin...3 years ago
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Frankenstein’s Dust Port - Stop laughing, it works. I mentioned last time that I would cover the dust collection for my planer as a separate item, and now you understand why. First, ...3 years ago
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I'm Not Dead - About three years ago I finished my last oud. Six years of tedious "workmanship of risk" can get to you. I burned out. I also found that I neglected impo...
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All Stoned Up - Achew!! Excuse me… sorry, but the dust on this blog is thick. Not wood dust unfortunately, but the normal kind of dust (i.e. mostly Soylent Green). I’ve be...5 years ago
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