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Everything posted by Kevin Beitz
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I could not see where this had anything to do with what I posted....
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Well parts of this will be on my bench until it warms up outside so I can put it back together. I searched google and looked at all the pictures that I could find but I can not find the maker of this unit. No markings anywhere on the machine that I could find... Anyone have any idea on who made this? Plane blade sharpener...
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Grizzly tools sells heavy duty ones. They even have them for 220 volts...
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MWTCA February 2021 'What's It' Project (m-10)
Kevin Beitz replied to John Morris's topic in MWTCA What's It 2021
You forgot to add that the bobbin gets attached with a self sealing stem bolt.... -
For labeling I take a hot melt glue gun and glue one of what I have inside the drawer to the outside so I can see it...
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If you stack them in a storage unit I think all you will have would be a BIG pile of mold... Outside under a tarp or roof and stickered would be the best if you don't have a kiln.
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Looking it up I think it's the same thing... Google calling it osage orange ...
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My uncle was a glass cutter. He told me that glass gets real brittle with age.
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The new vise will hold anything from 0 to 24"...
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So.... The last couple days I cut down a machinist to make a wood vise using junkyard parts... And the story goes on...
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I building a 12 foot by 8 foot overhead router plane for in my shop but I'm waiting for some tee rail to finish it. So..... I have this 10 Fingers Router ( I have no idea why it's called that) that's never been used. It has no way to hold down anything to work on. The story continues ...
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I have this overhead router plane that I made for my saw mill but it's a pain putting it on the saw mill carriage... The story continues...
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One way I get around that is to use colored sawdust. I keep coffee can fun of different kinds of wood. Reed wood, Walnut, white pine and so on... Work great for me.
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The gaps I got even with the smallest blade. I needed to make very sharp turns and I had to make room for the blade to turn. This is why I was using varnish. I taped up the bottom to stop the runs and fill the cracks. I could have used epoxy. Any better ideas? One trick I've used over the years was to rub the sanding dust back into the cracks before I varnished. This worked best years ago when I sanded my grandfathers kitchen floor. It looked great until I vacuumed up all the dust. I had some floor cracks 1/2" wide. I dumped the sanding bag is dust back onto the floor and swept it all back in the cracks. Then I took sanding sealer to the whole floor. After It dried I sanded again. Then I varnished. Turned out great.
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Thanks... I'll try that next time...
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I'm having a hard time with the varnish... I keep sanding it down and recoating but I'm not happy with the finish...
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Opps... I was wrong. I meant to say smoke tree... https://www.thespruce.com/growing-a-purple-smoke-bush-3269235
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You might know it as a burn bush...
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I had the same problem. Working with Staghorn wood. Everything I put on it for a finish would turn the orange wood brown.
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