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Coop
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Thanks. That answered two questions as I wondered what a DRO was.
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What is the black thing mounted to the piece of wood attached to the bottom left of the bit cabinet?
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You’re right, I have one of the stackable green feather boards and it does a great job. I think it is actually about the same height as my add on bs fence.
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I saw this on your initial post but forgot to comment. I bet it’s a lot better on the bs than a feather board when re-sawing!
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Very well done!
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As long as you remember that you have them and use them, you can justify. I have a few items that others had that I deemed necessary that I have never used that upset me. I guess, just part of the rabbit hole!
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And let me guess, shellac as a finish? Very well done bud! I’m sure he’s proud!
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Now that’s sweet! Just fyi. And open to others. How often do you use the miter bar on the router table to justify a second micro adjustment. I’m about to learn something!
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On 3/15/2024 at 6:02 AM, Kev said:
I think I see what you did, can you post a close up pic?
I bet that’s not what you were expecting to see?
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Now that’s a darn bunch of cuts! Well done bud!
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Nice job on those handles!
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Wow! To die for! Great job. Tell again what your ceiling height is.
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I need to make a cabinet for a couple of systainers and a drawer for screws. 4’ high x 12” d x 22” w, nothing fancy. That is, until I checked box store prices on 3/4” ply. Unbelievable! That takes BB ply completely out of the pic. Lowe’s carries a 4x8 sheet called whitewood ply which is about 30-40% less than the oak or birch. Has anyone used this stuff?
My thinking is that as small as the cabinet is, there shouldn’t be too much of a prob with it warping? -
Hey Ray, how’s the progress?
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I personally don’t like the narrow drawers. Speaking from experience, it sure limits what they can hold. It would offset the symmetry but I would locate the sustainers to one side instead of the center and combine the smaller drawers into larger ones.
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This makes me feel better. I spent the night a couple of days ago in Kerrville TX at a halfway first class motel. I didn’t have a newspaper the next morning to read so I was looking around the toilet area and noticed the same darn thing! Damn scary! 😁
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Probably too late to be an influence. Pocket holes have their place and this would certainly a good one. However, I like using rabbets as it gives me a chance to hone my skills for later projects.
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Great instructional video Kev. Glad you got to use some of that “scrap” walnut! 😁
As discussed before and it’s prob on my end but the voice over is much louder and clearer than the live audio but certainly audible.
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Thanks. That’s what I was thinking.
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With the price of the materials being close, I would certainly go with the AM ply. I think the drawer design would be a personal preference on your needs. I’m about to build a systainer storage cabinet to get off of the floor so I like that idea. Maybe a combo with drawers to eliminate wasted space?
In your last post, second pic, what is the white area?-
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A quality bench deserves to be surrounded by quality tools. Great find!
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If she decides to put ribbon into the crafting, I can make you a helluva deal. Hobby Lobby comes to my wife when they are in short supply! 😁
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1 hour ago, Kev said:
I've always found this interesting. Because I always use the dust collection, I've never wanted cordless.
They’re probably like me and break them down outside and no dc is needed.
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Great looking room. Well done!
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Router Table
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Back to the router bit cabinet, I see that none are labeled. Do you pretty much recognize the profile and function of each one?