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Making Dowels #4: The Chisel Method
MrRick
The chisel method is one of most accurate ways to make dowels. Don't get excited. Read on. Basically you drill a hole of the dowel size you want t...
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Making Dowels #3: Hammering through a holed plate
MrRick
The next one is simply drilling holes in flat bar stock. Again I used 1/8" x 1" x 6" piece of flat bar from HD. As before, you cut your stock to ...
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Making Dowels #1: Introduction
MrRick
I do different kinds of joinery and sometimes use dowels. In addition, I use dowels for making hidden flush hinges. The problem is that store boug...
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Making Dowels #2: Drill and push through steel flat bar
MrRick
Another similar simple method to the one I currently use is to use a 1/8" x 1" piece of flat bar from HD and push drill a hole in it. You then make...
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Making Dowels #6: Router Method
MrRick
There are two ways of making dowel on the router. Using a fence and round over bit or a jig /die setup similar to the Table Saw method. USING A ...
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Making Dowels #5: Table saw method
MrRick
This method is a jig that's fits over the table saw blade. It is made with input and output dies that will make 1/"4 - 3/"4 dowel. Here are my part...
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Handy Tools #3: Sharpening shelf for sharpening carving gouges
Dave Polaschek
A while ago, I read Dave Fisher’s post on his Souped-up Sharpening Shelf and thought that sounded like a great idea to get some consistency in my g...
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Overlay Panels for a Car Project #10: Adjusting the Design
Steve Rasmussen
There has been an aspect of the panel layout that has been bugging me. Now seems as good of a time as any to see if there is anything I can do abo...
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Replacing a Chair Back Molding #2: Wood prep and milling on the CNC
Lazyman
A couple of years before my sister asked me to make a new chairback molding. I had collected the trunk of a dead redbud tree from her yard with th...
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Urban Ore #3: Proportional Dividers
DevinT
This tool seems like it belongs in the Smithsonian, though you won’t easily pry it from my hands. For $15 — yes, fifteen U.S. American simoleons (...
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Urban Ore #24: iGaging 12-inch Machinist Square
DevinT
Found this for $20 yesterday, but did not pick it up until today. I took a gamble on nobody noticing what was in the box and it paid off. Sometimes...
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Antique Country French Hutch
Dark_Lightning
I cruise the local Habitat Restore for things I can use. High on my list is anything made of QSWO. I've gotten some spectacular specimens; one exam...
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