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A guide for selecting and using accelerants with CA glues. Starbond_Accelerator_Guide.pdf
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From the album: Gun Case
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I have a buncha shelf pin holes to drill, and decided to start with a little shop project: the vertical mirror guide. I'm sure you've seen the idea. But I'll bore you with a picture anyway because it's...expected. The key for me was finding a really cheap mirror. Now what I found (link below) is really a plastic reflective surface, and if you ever see your face in it, you'll be off to your dermatologist. Assuming they're open. Anyway the plastic is marginal as a mirror, but more than sufficient as a drill guide. And fun to see how many reflections of a drill bit you can create at different angles. I got the mirrors for about $2.50 each, right in my range. Mounted them (DS tape) on scrap plywood, used rubber cement and a piece of cloth for a hinge. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MYXQ7E8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Veritas® Mk.II Honing Guide
Stick486 posted a topic in Machinery, Tools, Research, Reviews and Safety
Veritas® Mk.II Honing Guide Who has one and what is/are your opinions??? What stone or paper system are you using with it... I already know that the nay Sayers will base their opinion on money only... Veritas® Mk.II Honing Guide - Lee Valley Tools -
My sister "commissioned" this for her husband. She said price was no object (as in free) because it probably be cheaper than a trip to the emergency room. I found a couple of designs from a Google search and he picked the one he liked. It's large enough to hold the "deli" versions. Made from scraps from the lumber rack. Maple, Walnut and a small piece of cherry. All glued joints. Finished with mineral oil and bee's wax. Time to get back to the lathe!
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Band Saw Blade Guide System (looking for references)
John Morris posted a topic in Machinery, Tools, Research, Reviews and Safety
I am looking for a set of guides that would be an upgrade from what I have now, which is just the stock roller guides for my Grizz 14" Ultimate Bandsaw. I have folks say they love the freeze blocks, and then there are some nice bearing guides too. My saw is this one at http://www.grizzly.com/products/The-Ultimate-14-Bandsaw/G0555?utm_campaign=zPage A 14" with riser block. Does anyone have any recommendations for a new guide set? Thanks! -
While trying to take things easy,...yeah..riiight. Figured I could set up a place the right height to sharpen a few chisels up. Got a 1/4" scrap of plywood to set the oil stones on. Dug out the veritas MkI honing guide. Found a bottle of 3in1 air tool oil. A couple chisels needed a trip to the grinder, first. Most were at 25 degrees, but one was @ 30 degrees. Set the oil stones on the plywood, gave them a shot of oil. and went to town on it with a chisel. Even polished the backs flat. After the stones, then a few trips down some 2K paper. Set the group out of the way when done.. That long, skinny one is the 30 degree Firmer chisel. i was going to do the gouge...but, had other things to do... Tonight, got the last of the chisel work done, I hope. So, now I have another "batch to bring upstairs to refresh the edges Bevel chisels and a bunch of mortise chisels, even a few by Butcher. As soon as I figure the angles out for the mortise chisels, I can get busy on them.. Until then, I just kick back and rest the back....maybe.
