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I use carbon paper for scroll saw patterns with a brown gum eraser ( same as sanding disc gum.) For layout on fine wood I use a layout knife. No pencil needed except for arcs.
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Bicycle!! Bicycle!! I want to ride my bicycle...
DRAGON1 replied to DRAGON1's topic in General Woodworking
Yeah stick I could get car tires cheaper, but I'm hoping those tires on the bike help me get rid of the spare tire on my gut!!!! -
Bicycle!! Bicycle!! I want to ride my bicycle...
DRAGON1 replied to DRAGON1's topic in General Woodworking
Nah, lol. I was trying to get over the 70.00 each tires I had to replace!!!!! -
Went to get my bike fixed today and ran across this in the bike shop. Made by a guy out in Colorado. All wood frame and fenders, wood handlebars and leather grips. Price: 6,000.00
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Just a Couple Carved Walking Sticks
DRAGON1 replied to IrishWoodCarver's topic in General Woodworking
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The key to any plane is a sharp blade. Without that you are dead in the water. The ability to be able to control the amount of wood you are removing is key, just like a jointer or planer. Veritas has some good sharpening systems.
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How To Spot Bugs In Your Mesquite, Honey Mesquite
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Hang it from the ceiling and pipe it out through the roof.
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I used to subscribe to quite a few of them but since I've gone pro I look for pics then make my own design.
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Looks good to me!!!!!
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Peachtree. Cost, availability and decent quality.
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Lenox brand is good, Milwaukee or greenlee is better. Remove the guide bit in the middle and make sure you have a 2 by for backing under the bit. Also use a fence and clamp down the piece so it doesn't spin.
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MWTCA May 2018 'What's It' Project
DRAGON1 replied to John Morris's topic in The MWTCA "What's It" Project
I'm with Ron on this one. Could have had hay put in it then chained while horses hooves being shod, cattle being dehorned, or maybe sheep being sheared. -
Route all the edges!!!!!!!
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Way to go Lew!!!!!!!!
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