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The Biggest Problem with My Shop

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Woodworking Spotlight: Verna Schultz

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Penultimate Woodshop Quick Tip: Suitcase Style Cases

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Greene & Greene End Table - Part IV

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jdog replied to gitarre Hacken's discussion 'Cast Iron tables question'

steel wool and wd40 will remove the spots. I use t-9 boesheild on my jet proshop hybrid tablesaw. when i first saw a rust spot on it I freaked out but i saw my friends cabinet saw with a thin layer a rust over the top. While I do not endorse rusty t…

20 minutes ago

Marty Knowles replied to gitarre Hacken's discussion 'Cast Iron tables question'

Renaissance wax is stupidly expensive and you'll laugh at how small the container is. (Think 35mm film cannister) It is undeniably the best and that little can goes a long way.

45 minutes ago

Ace HoleInOne replied to Rob Bois's discussion 'Non-slip surface? Need help.'

I would guess any coating that is rated for wood floors would be fine. Its my understanding that finishes for floors have to perform somewhat favorable towards the slip/skid resistance? General Finishes new Enduro Var (water-based) says "suitable fo…

2 hours ago

Beechwood Chip replied to gitarre Hacken's discussion 'Cast Iron tables question'

Check out Marc's tablesaw maintenance video, and his bandsaw setup video. I vaguely recall that he has a video just on cast iron maintenance, but I may be wrong. As I understand it, any paste wax will do, as long as it is silicone free. The stores…

2 hours ago

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