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Friday Jan. 20th, What's on Your Woodworking Agenda

John Moody
John Moody
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I like  that chest and really like the feet / leg on it.  Did you cut it on band saw or jig saw?



Wayne E



Wayne E

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Wayne Ellington said:


Yesterday is unplug the tools and move them out of the way from the wall for the electrician and took items off the peg board on that wall. Still had some saw dust under the tools cabinets when I move them so i clean that up. just trying to make life a little easier for them when they come.  The electrician came this morning to put in a 220 volt plug outlet  for the table saw plus 2 more 110 volts outlet.  When they left I started putting everything back in place.  Got to looking I decided to switch my Delta 12 1/2 planer and Delta 6 inch joiner around.  Since I had re-arrange the tools few weeks ago, I knew I would need to re-work my so call dust system for the tools.  Mostly just taking out one blast gate and moving the rest  down one side about 1 foot so I could hook up the Grizzly 14 inch bandsaw  and Grizzly table saw to the duct system.  Then proceeded to attached the male and female plug to abt 10 ft 10 ga cord for the table saw.  For some reason there a screw on the male plug just will not tighten.  So I'm not able to test run the table saw tonight. Tongue.gif    In the morning I'll go get another male plug and get it installed.   



Wayne E



Wayne E



Got another  male plug this morning and  got it attached to the extension cord and plug  the table saw.  Dug into my pocket and [lace a nickel on the table saw surface.  Cross my fingers and push the start button.  Well guess what.  It started and it purr like a kitten.  We are up and running.Grin.gifGrin.gif  111.gif111.gif113.gif113.gif



Wayne E





Sweet bench/stool, Harry!

Harry Brink said:


This "Folding Step Stool" has been on my bench for a few weeks. Due to the cold weather, it's made several trips from the garage to the basement. Made this one for our Great Grandson.ning-stepstool-35031-19.jpg?width=721ning-stepstool1-35031-66.jpg?width=721



Harry Brink
Bulldog Woodworking
Montana




Yesterday I drove down to the lumber yard and picked up 106 BF of 5/4 Beech for making the 10 frames for my church. It was a bit nerve racking transporting 11' boards out of my shorter bed truck, but I made it home without any issues of rain or law enforcement measuring the overhang out he back of my truck. So now it is all sitting on the floor of my garage ready for me to start things up on Monday morning.



Allen Worsham
Corona, CA

allenworsham@earthlink.net

http://www.awcreationsandwoodcrafts.com

'Graze in every man's field, but always give your own milk' J. Vernon McGee

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Wayne I cut the round part with a Forstner bit and the rest of it with the band saw.

Wayne Ellington said:


I like  that chest and really like the feet / leg on it.  Did you cut it on band saw or jig saw?



Wayne E



Wayne E



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Way to go Wayne. I bet you are glad to have that baby up and going. Give us a review of it when you get a chance to put it through the paces.



Congratulations!!!!!!

Wayne Ellington said:




Wayne Ellington said:




Wayne E


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Got my ambient air filter finished this weekend. It has three filters on the intake and two filters on the out take side.



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ning-imag0019-35027-54.jpgNow I just need three good men to lift this thing up and mount it to the ceiling. As it turned out, this thing is heavy. I am glad to have it finished and ready to mount.



John Moody
John Moody Woodworks
http://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com

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Just as an update from last weekend. I also put together four glue up jigs for my cutting boards.



ning-imag0020-35026-38.jpgning-imag0021-35026-40.jpgI need to pick up some knobs for the top. Allen Worsham was my inspiration for these. Thanks Allen



John Moody
John Moody Woodworks
http://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com

good looking glue up jig. You and Allen did good!


In use, do you clamp the bar across the work and then, tighten the nuts/knobs?




Gene
'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. Chesterton

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That is correct Gene. I usually pull it up with the clamps and then tighten the knobs. I thought I had enough knobs for these but I only had enough for one board. I will get some on order soon.

Gene Howe said:


good looking glue up jig. You and Allen did good!


In use, do you clamp the bar across the work and then, tighten the nuts/knobs?




Gene
'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. Chesterton



One of these days, I'll post pics my glue up method. I use pairs of Unistrut to level and pipe clamps to tighten. It ain't pretty and it's heavy as heck!  But, I use it just to make large edge glued slabs to face glue up for router bowls. Over kill, I'm sure, for cutting boards. Your's is a bit more elegant, for certain.Grin.gif 



Gene
'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. Chesterton

I got these cut Sunday, and will get all but the clock finished today. On the clock I need to design a base for it, just haven't settled on a shape. 



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Greg
http://www.thesawdustfactory.net/

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24.gif Elegant? I am not sure I would have put those in that category but thank you for the complement. Those are MDF with a laminate on top and they are pretty heavy. I was hoping if I waxed the laminate the glue would stick to it and make the cleanup a little easier.

Gene Howe said:


One of these days, I'll post pics my glue up method. I use pairs of Unistrut to level and pipe clamps to tighten. It ain't pretty and it's heavy as heck!  But, I use it just to make large edge glued slabs to face glue up for router bowls. Over kill, I'm sure, for cutting boards. Your's is a bit more elegant, for certain.Grin.gif 



Gene
'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. Chesterton



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Hey Greg, that is pretty cool. Nice work. You guys are making it hard on me. I am going to have to get a scroll saw somehow.

Greg Aksdal said:


I got these cut Sunday, and will get all but the clock finished today. On the clock I need to design a base for it, just haven't settled on a shape. 



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Greg
http://www.thesawdustfactory.net/



This was my weekend... 28 pizza peels, 12 cutting boards, plus a couple of routed bowls.


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Round Barn WoodCrafts, Plymouth WI
roundbarnwoodcrafts@hotmail.com

Somebody had a busy weekend, they all look great John

John Hechel said:


This was my weekend... 28 pizza peels, 12 cutting boards, plus a couple of routed bowls.


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Round Barn WoodCrafts, Plymouth WI
roundbarnwoodcrafts@hotmail.com



I see the scrolling bug is starting to bite you John Grin.gif

John Moody said:


Hey Greg, that is pretty cool. Nice work. You guys are making it hard on me. I am going to have to get a scroll saw somehow.

Greg Aksdal said:




John Moody
John Moody Woodworks
http://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com


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Wow John you have been a busy woodworker. Great looking grouping.



John Moody
John Moody Woodworks
http://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com

 Next couple weekends will be working on a "restoration" of a Liberty Bell plane.    Taking it down to the bare (naked) bones, cleaning it up, and new (to me ) totes.   Will be a nice Jointer plane when done.     About 90 years young.Grin.gif



'and may the road raise up to meet ye'

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That will be a nice project Steve. Keep us posted.



John Moody
John Moody Woodworks
http://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com

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