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George Nelson Sunburst Clock #4: Hub Assembly
Ross Leidy
The hub is built from 5 disks cut from scrap plywood on the CNC. The layer that will be the face of the clock is a full disk with a recess for the...
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George Nelson Sunburst Clock #3: Spike Radius Jig
Ross Leidy
This jig will be used to cut the radius on the base of each spike using a router table with a tall pattern bit installed. I started with a plywood...
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George Nelson Sunburst Clock #1: Introduction
Ross Leidy
For a while, I've had in my head to build a replica of a George Nelson's sunburst clock. Designed in the late 40's, it definitely has that "atomic...
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George Nelson Sunburst Clock #2: Spike Tapering Jig
Ross Leidy
I searched for "prior art" for cutting compound tapers like these, but I couldn't find anything that did what I needed. This is the idea I came up...
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A Frankenchair #10: Glue-up and Fastening the Shell
Ross Leidy
Glue-up was simple enough - a couple strap clamps and one bar clamp over cork pads to pull the joints tight for the back stretcher. [20251023-IMG...
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Milwaukee 5625 bearing replacement.
SplinterGroup
Hope this has no drama! Had this router since I bought my router lift for my then new table I made, maybe 15+ years ago? Anyhoo, I use it a lot. ...
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Just for Fun #6: Wrap it Up...
littlecope
This commissioned Gift Box was all-together after "Just for Fun #5"... [20251108_111111.jpg] After making sure that the inside "Riser" was remov...
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Just for Fun #5: Not Exactly for Fun...
littlecope
This Woodworking that we do... Sometimes, I've posted my Work on Facebook: Finished Work, Project Progress... I have even tried to "Blog" a coup...
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Nova Galaxit Lathe #1: My Nova Galaxit Lathe is now perfect
Jim Jakosh
In 2015 I bought a Nova Galaxi 1644 lathe as a Beta tester. I did not like 3 things about it (1) the quill operated backwards. They sent out new q...
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How it's made #9: Indexing JIG
Dutchy
Below pictures from a simple indexing jig for use on a drill press table. [09 Indexing Jig v3.jpg][09 Indexing Jig v3 (2).jpg]
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How it's made #8: A Proppeler
Dutchy
Below pictures of the way how I made a propeller. [08 Propeller 01.jpg][08 Propeller v4 (2).jpg][08 Propeller v4 (3).jpg][08 Propeller v4 (4).jpg]
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How it's made #6: Fenders
Dutchy
Below pictures of the way how I make complicated fenders. [1 Fenders v4.jpg][2 Fenders v4 (2).jpg][3 Fenders v4 (3).jpg][4 Fenders v4 (4).jpg][5 Fe...
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