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shipwright
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The V8 Wedge Powered Workbench #2: Building the Wagon Vices
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OK, lets get started. I will go through the build process in the same order that I built the bench and as a non-working concept of wedge power woul...
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The V8 Wedge Powered Workbench #1: Some Features and Operational Videos
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(I am posting this blog because there may be some innovations here that some of you may find useful. I have won my share of challenges so please do...
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Dust Collection Issues #1: My latest HF dust collector upgrade (with truck filter)
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I have had my HFDC for several years now, originally stock, then with the Wynn 35A canister, and finally with a couple of home made cyclone type mo...
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Marqutery School #2: School's Out, a Learning Experience (good)
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Well, it’s over. my first course in French marquetry, level one, ended yesterday and the consensus is that we all learned a lot. The students learn...
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Marqutery School #1: First Class Starts Tomorrow
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My first marquetry course starts tomorrow morning. I’ve been preparing for a couple of weeks and I think I’m as prepared as I could be. The classro...
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Building Some Chevalets, a Class Action #8: More To It Than Just Pretty Chevalets
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When I last posted in this blog, I had almost finished the chevys and was feeling about ready for the classes to begin. Well ……. that may have been...
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Sand Shading, my Favourite Technique
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I have a lot of favourite techniques but for sheer “wow” effect it is hard for me to think of one that beats sand shading marquetry. My favourite w...
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Building Some Chevalets, a Class Action #7: Saw Frames, Clamp Springs, and Height Adjustability
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Just a bunch of photos from the last few days to bring the project up to date. When I left off I was about to make the saw frames and the clamp spr...
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For the Sailors and Boat Lovers #1: Cowichan Bay Regatta from My Deck
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(That is the front deck of the house not my boat.) Every year on BC Day weekend we are treated to a major sailing event that we can watch from our ...
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Building Some Chevalets, a Class Action #6: Slow Progress ..... but progress none the less
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When I left off last time I said that the “furniture” was done. That wasn’t quite true and it took quite a while to finish the job. Because I will ...
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Building Some Chevalets, a Class Action #5: "Furniture" Complete, Done for Now
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Today I got the “furniture” pretty much completed. What remains to be made are the working parts of the saws and they will have to wait. Tomorrow I...
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Building Some Chevalets, a Class Action #4: Day Four ...... Seems Longer
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Just a few pics today. I started off by cleaning up yesterday’s glue-ups on the column cheeks and generally tidying things up. Then I cut the reces...
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