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Bugout_Boy’s Speargun Project
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Bugout_Boy
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Part 1:
Speargun 101, Design & Function
In order to explain my own speargun project, it makes sense to provide some context on speargun designs first. [Image] Spearguns, used for huntin...
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Bugout_Boy’s Lathe Projects
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Bugout_Boy
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Part 1:
Lathe, Love, Or Loathe? A crazy entry to woodturning.
I’m brand new to wood lathes and woodturning. The journey that led me to getting one was about as strange as possible. I’m going to use this openin...
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Overlay Panels for a Car Project
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Steve Rasmussen
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Part 14:
Backside fiberglass
With the trim attached I can now remove the panel from the forms. [image.png] It only takes a bit of gentle prying and the hot melt glue breaks f...
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Part 15:
Building up the 2nd panel
Now I have two projects going at the same time. Once the first panel is off the forms I can reverse each form to create a mirror image for the dri...
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Part 16:
Conversion Progress Update
The car is at the shop being converted. I delivered it the first week of January. It sat for a week or so while Michael finished up an Audi conver...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen"
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Ross Leidy
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Part 19:
Fixing my Mistake
After a day to contemplate the error of my ways, I set to removing the finish from the top of the arms in order to sand the scratches. I spent som...
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Part 20:
Weaving a Backrest
A fresh 10lb spool arrived at the end of last week, and I got started making good use of it. I wrap the spool in stretch wrap and pull the loose...
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Part 21:
Completing a Chair
Before I started weaving the backrest, I made a final check on the cords-per-inch with the actual cord I would be using. It turns out my original...
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Hints and tips that some may not have heard of.
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LIttleBlackDuck
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Part 46:
Watching SketchUp animation from 3D Warehouse "Picture" in a thread.
Boys and Girls, If you happen to have a moment of weakness and wish to view the scenes of any SketchUp 3D Warehouse model presented in a Craftisia...
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Part 47:
Safer Stop-Block for my Mico-Mark mini tablesaw sled.
[image.png] Boys and Girls, I was tossing up whether to make this a project, hint blog or just append to my Micro-Mark Sled. However, after cons...
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Part 48:
Does your drill kick back out of spite?
Boys and Girls, I can handle all the abuse yazall like to toss at me about my penchant for Fe$tool stuff [-2023-04_0013890.png] however, it's ni...
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Misc. Shop Stuff
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Part 5:
The No 1 Stanley Odd-Jobs
Let's explore the No. 1 Stanley Odd-Jobs! There are at least three 'types' out there, mostly differentiated by scribe type (earliest ones could ho...
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Part 6:
Family Tools!
NOTE: Repost from another web locatation to preserve the memory... In November of 2012 I went to see my Aunt and Uncle over the weekend, and came...
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Part 7:
In Consideration of Folding 'Zig Zag' Rulers
Double post from another blog topic, but wanted to put it somewhere I could readily add to later. Here goes! A very incomplete review of folding ...
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Folding Work Table and Storage Bracket
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Ron Stewart
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Part 6:
Finishing and Final Assembly
Because the tables will reside in an unheated garage, I decided to finish all surfaces with three coats of water-based poly (General Finishes High ...
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Part 7:
Storage Bracket
[01.09 Folding Work Table Mounting Bracket.jpg] A section of the wall on the front side of the garage was just the right size for the tables. I ...
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Part 8:
Leg Locks
s soon as I assembled the tables, I encountered a problem. Once the tables were on the ground, they were stable. Getting them there was like what I...
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Things go wrong
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Dave Polaschek
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Part 1:
Pen blanks gone wrong
A while ago I poured some epoxy over cholla canes to make some pen blanks. But the epoxy went exothermic and made enough of a mess that I thought a...
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Free Retrofit Puzzle Box Plans
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Kel Snake
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Part 1:
Liquor Box Puzzle Plans
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Urban Ore
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DevinT
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Part 33:
Tool Engineers Handbook
For $2, acquired a new book. What a book it is. Measures over 3” thick printed on vellum. I estimate over 1,000 pages. Printed in 1959. [IMG_8840....
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Part 34:
Record 77 Spare Iron
For $1, picked up this new-in-package plane blade. Lord only knows how old it is. When was the last time Marples was in business. Also, looks to be...
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Part 35:
Stanley 04-421 “Silken” Hole Cutter
A rare find. Some collectors passed it around and it came to me. I knew it was a hole cutter, but I didn’t know about this variant. Usually the piv...
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