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Ron Dudelston

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Ron Dudelston last won the day on August 28 2018

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About Ron Dudelston

  • Birthday 11/21/1910

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    Hartford City, Indiana
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  1. I’m a traditionalist so I like the original green. A number of years ago I had the opportunity to tour the Monarch plant. A neat trip.
  2. Attach blue painters tape along the cut line and use an 80 tooth blade.
  3. Yes John, he was a farrier in Montpelier, Indiana at the turn of the century. He also raised and sold thoroughbred horses. This is an earlier picture.
  4. This is my great grandfather, Andrew Matson. What I wouldn’t give to have his anvil.
  5. Well, we now know which half you are in. 😀
  6. Welcome aboard! I can attest that half of this group is one brick shy of a load but it is a great place to hang out. We are a very visual crew here.
  7. I just spoke with Dave. I will let him give all of the gory details about his hospital stay but he is on the mend and should be released tomorrow.
  8. I think you are right. I was seeing that as a broken bushing. It’s probably a felt washer.
  9. Looks to me like the motor has pressed in babbit bearings. The bearing in the bottom photo looks to be in pieces. I would opt for a new motor.
  10. To that point, I always keep my shop door locked. My neighbor used to think it funny to slide in unnoticed and “surprise” me. Yes, he is a moron. More stories about him later.
  11. If your table saw blade is parallel with your miter slot then your fence is easy to keep parallel with your blade. I have a 1947 Unisaw and the miter slot is 3/4”. Since I used the miter slot to dial in the blade I can slap a 3/4” board into the miter slot and bump the fence against it to check it for parallel. Fast and easy.
  12. Could also be that the tenoning jig isn’t vertical. Check your jig fir square against the saw table
  13. That’s a whole lotta pocket screws.
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