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From a design perspective the straight sections were much simpler than the bell.  Each section was divided into two identical halves so I just need...
Any body watch this guy on youtube? https://www.youtube.com/@Advoko
In Jul 2016 I was given a Hare and Forbes 12" Table Saw from The Christian Brothers High School in Lewisham Sydney NSW. [CBHS 12 inch Table Saw ST...
Part 5 of the shade construction (pulled over from the other site) Here is a finished shade, walnut with Watco oil and a topcoat of pre-cat lacque...
Part 4 of the shade construction (pulled over from the other site) Time to bevel the sides and put the darn thing together! On a previous episod...
Part 3 of the shade construction (pulled over from the other site) If everything went well prior to this point (snug lap joints, equal part length...
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I pulled this from "over there" and made some minor updates. Figured it fits in with the current blog series title. Part 1 of the shade constructi...
I am trying to make a coffee table for my sister But Kreg seems to have pulled a swiftie I have a Kreg and have had it for sometime However have a ...
Ok, long project I'm glad is over. Hopefully get this over to the gallery and see if the guy who wanted one is still interested. If not, It'll jus...
At long last the cigar boxes are finally finished. [Usain Bolt 2.jpg] The Lids Assembly The BIC spring loaded hinge pivot points were assembled [IM...
The lids The lids use a bamboo dowels as pivot pins, how this is achieved is with internal springs  behind each of the dowels. The dowels are simpl...