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eBay, the internet and the power of DIY - I was having trouble with my Kubota hydraulics system. The operation of the loader and power steering were slow and jerky, even at higher than normal RPM...
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The floating dovetail - The Hoffman dovetail machine is one that Owen Madden has come to depend upon in his production shop.2 days ago
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lots going on ... - lots going on so far this year .. we've got four projects wrapping up now. one of them left for California yesterday and the live edge table left yesterda...
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Well Hello! It's 2024 - A Happy New Year to you all! Been a while since I blogged so thought a little update was in order. I'm still a planemaker, spending my days in the works...
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More on the Ruler Trick, part 4 - [image: Ruler Trick for short blade] Ironically, I do not use a ruler for the Ruler Trick. As I described in a post about five years ago, I like a 0.020″ ...11 months ago
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Automated door from an old windscreen wiper motor - In this one, we’re making an automatic door for the chicken coop using an old wiper motor some scrap metal, and an Arduino. Before we started keeping chick...1 year ago
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Carbitool Countersink Holder - Below you will find the STL file to 3D Print your own countersink holder. If you find it’s a tight fit just scale it up (101% is probably enough) in the...1 year ago
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Another polishing attempt - [image: Another polishing attempt] Made of pallets plywood stringers.
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green and yellow tractor front end grill and radiator - This is the base after it was painted. These are photos of the front end grill assembly. I mounted it in the frame to make sure I was headed the right di...
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Won't sink nails - [image: Won't sink nails] With dial set to max depth the nails barely sink in that soft pre-primed material. Roll the gun just a little and won’t sink at...
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Hello world! - Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!3 years ago
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Give Your Design Skills a Boost - Every woodworker I know wants to get better at design. Yet it’s hard to carve out time to devote to it. Perhaps it’s because most of us go it alone. Design...5 years ago
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Mermaid Framed in Barn Board - I haven't posted for over three months because I've just been too busy. I still am, but felt I should let my readers know I’m still here working away. T...6 years ago
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The Foundation - Now that I am in my new shop, I have to start re imagining the space. Going from a two-car garage where it was all mine to a one-car garage that will ha...7 years 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...9 years 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...10 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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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, ...11 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...12 years ago
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