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FESTOOL DOMINO SYSTEM

Posted by Stanley Denning on March 19, 2010 at 7:26am

Sears Craftsman 28133 10" Contractor's Saw

Posted by Rob Lopez on March 19, 2010 at 5:43am — 1 Comment

SHAPER MOULDING CUTTERS

Posted by Peter Orleskie on March 18, 2010 at 12:30pm

Woodworking In The Real World

Posted by Todd A. Clippinger on March 18, 2010 at 8:00am — 2 Comments

A Serious Consideration

Posted by Ron Shillings on March 16, 2010 at 8:00pm — 16 Comments

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Ron Shillings commented on Ron Shillings's blog post 'A Serious Consideration'

I appreciate the nice words for pine Stanley Yes Todd, all of the major bases have shops. The only time I've used one is when I needed a lathe. I have a fairly well equiped shop so I don't go there much. To be honest I avoid going to the base when…

1 hour ago

dylder replied to Brad Benson's discussion 'Finishing Teak?!'

I've never finished Teak, but I do a lot with Cocobolo - another oily wood. First clean with naptha and then spray with laquer. As always on something new. Test on some scraps. dw

1 hour ago

Stanley Denning commented on Ron Shillings's blog post 'A Serious Consideration'

Pine is beautiful. Pine is good. Yes, Pine is week. But if used correctly it can be as strong as most other woods. You just have to design with this in mind. Pine is the poor mans wood, and I am poor. But, If Pine is all you can afford, than why not…

4 hours ago

Kerry Drake commented on Rob Lopez's blog post 'Sears Craftsman 28133 10" Contractor's Saw'

Nothing like a new tool to make you feel good!

4 hours ago

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