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They said they was running 7-10 days behind before ready to ship

Just a FYI for everyone LV order online process is slammed. I order about 6-7 items from them back on the 7th an are still processing the order do to the super high volume. I thought it was odd I had got an email yet with tracking. So I called customer service an as normal they were great. I guess them doing free shipping on every item an the short staff a regulation they are having trouble fulfilling orders. It’s a good problem to have right now in retail. Any other major suppliers backed log to? I know Lie-Nielsen is sold out at about every store that carries them.

I never read the show notes either unless they mention a link in the video that interest me

I may have seen it an just forgot in one of your videos. What all do you keep in all those drawers at the table saw. I can see blades,wrench’s, fingerboard,miter gauge. What else would be there that would fit in the drawers?

That is one of the many table saw jigs I’ve been planning on build for years.

Looks like it will serve its purpose well

Back to woodworking ?. When I built ours I did twin 1/2 tenons in the top an bottom. It hasn’t fell apart yet. I was closer to 2” thick on my legs tho. 1/4” gap between 1/4” on each side

Just he them send you the 17” this time for the trouble ?

He review is what drew me to the rikon. What made the decision is the xy table being able to clamp it one time an work the mortise down the board. That should eliminate show human error out of it.

That is a good point on always reference from the same side against the fence

So I bought a rikon hollow chisel mortiser last week now I’m waiting for it to be delivered. I’m covered up in yard work lately so haven’t made it down to the shop to figure out some things placement wise. So how much outfeed support do I need with this machine. I’m sure if I was doing bed rails that is another story. I do a fair mount of frame an panel construction. I finally got tired of pounding out mortises. I’m in the middle of a ever evolving shop remodel now

Wife tells my that all the time. I tend to always go over board. She could care less about dovetails or any of the other joinery that I take pride in as a builder. What I enjoy as I walk thru our home an see the pieces I’ve made I see those details an appreciate them. Even if she want everything painted?

The last bread board end I did I didn’t pin it at all. What I did was do a tongue an groove joint but concaved the center about 1/16” glued the center 1/3 an clamped basically a spring joint. Last time I was a my dads it’s held up well. It was only about 18” wide not 40”.

I like the table. I don’t know if I have ever seen tusked tenons done like that definitely a focal point on the table. To me making your own loose tenons joints. The tough part is mortiseing into the end grain is tough. I guess with a dual guide router would be the best.

I rarely ever go below 400 grit. Most of the time I start at my 1200 grit diamond and that usually tells me if I’m good or need to go down.

I agree not a expert tho just play one on the internet ?

That’s a good idea sure I could get the template somewhere

Yea they still want about $400 for them. I got a couple more tools I’m wanting to buy instead of spending it on one vise. I can always upgrade if I feel I need to.

Yes that is where I seen that. The traditional way I believe is a board mortised thru the leg with multiple holes in it an move a pin to the desired offset to have the vise toe in just a little bit

Yea I’m not doing the sliding deadman either I’m trying to upload a pic of it. It’s not shown on it either. What I’m talking about is the old way of adjusting the toe in on the vise without the crisscross that bench craft makes with theirs

Well I’ve come back to the classic Roubo design by bench crafted. I don’t think I can spring for their leg vise hardware this time. I am going to do Lee valley tail vise screw for the leg vise. I have that vise now as a tail vise on my bench now an it is very smooth an operate great so I don’t think I’ll have much problems with it in the leg vise. I don’t know yet if I’ll do the sliding board with pins or just use a wedge at the bottom to counter the racking suggestions?

I sketch everything out on graph paper. I determine a scale for the grid a an work dimensions off that

I would make the doors next. Like you said you can adjust the pull outs easier