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Hobbyists interested in woodworking.
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Flutes continued
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Ok, I tried making a few stopped flutes which terminate with a taper using a wedge as discussed in a previous thread. (Suggested by SonomaProducts) Here is the result: [link] Came out ok. You can definitely see where the taper begins in the flute (not a completely smooth transition). This can probably be... more »
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Christmas is coming
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Well,its only 4 Weeks away ! What are you making as Cgristmas Gifts ?? . Personally I have several Turned desklamps, ready to " allocate" and am currently engaged making ? Jewelry boxes - my first attemps at box corners using the tablesaw to make the fingers ( very interesting ), So nice when it... more »
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Shipping Charges
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Have you noticed that most of the woodworking supply companies have quietly changed over to shipping charges being based on how much you pay for rather than how much it weighs. This used to be a hallmark of bottom feeders such as JC Whitney and Harbor Freight. I first really noticed it when I ordered a couple of small gifts for... more »
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OT-Slightly CAD and html
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Does anyone know how to incorporate a 3D CAD drawing into an html page so that the visitor can rotate the drawing? (one that doesn't require the visitor to install a plugin would be ideal). Thanks.
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Flutes in a post
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Hey gang, I'm working on a bookcase design and the client want flutes running down the leg similar to this: [link] How would you rout these flutes? The posts will be 41" long and 1.75" wide. I'm thinking of using handheld router with edge guide and a series of... more »
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Coin sorter
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Has anyone ever made a coin sorter? I was thinking of making various styles of coin banks as Christmas presents and thought I might add in a coin sorter to some of the designs. The simplest looks to use a ramp that is tilted to the side slightly. The ramp is "L" or "J" shapped in cross section. As coins roll down the ramp they ride along... more »
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Drilling Granite counter top
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I am planning to install a dispenser for Brandy in our kitchen. The spigot will be a very typical sink-type spigot from HD or Lowe's that mounts through the counter top with a 1/2" hole. I have the normal graduated carbide bit selection as well as a DeWalt Hammer Drill. However, I've never drilled granite before... more »
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