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Danish Cord Bench #6: Weaving the Weft and Done
Ross Leidy
The weft weaving starts in one corner, attaching the a doubled cord (roughly 120ft length folded in half) at its center onto a side rail. This is ...
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Danish Cord Bench #5: Weaving the Warp
Ross Leidy
Once I completed the final sanding and prepped according to instructions, I applied Rubio's Monocote Pure to the frame. It was my first experience...
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Danish Cord Bench #4: Shaping, Sanding, and Glue-up
Ross Leidy
The leg edges and leg stretchers received a fingernail profile. This was done with a 1/2" radius roundover bit in the router table. Note my slig...
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Easy Elegant Integral Hinge
shipwright
An old blog from 2010… I could kick myself A few months ago I spent many many hours trying to perfectly align a set of "box joint hinges" for my...
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Toy Model Plan Search
crowie
G’day Ladies and Gents I’ve had an old woodworking mate ask me for some assistance to source a model toy plan for a “Car Carrier” like this photo ...
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Coping/Turning Saw #2: Frame
MikeB_UK
Onto the frame, rive the birch (random piece of metal used as an ad hoc froe). I have since got an actual froe - but this worked surprisingly well....
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Coping/Turning Saw #4: Finish
MikeB_UK
Shape the handles clamped together so they end up the same size/shape. [20210105_103453.jpg] And just hack bits off with a knife & rasp until I’m h...
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Coping/Turning Saw #1: Getting started - Handles
MikeB_UK
Another project first posted on LJ's - back in Jan 2021. The saw's been in frequent use since then and the only thing I've changed is that the stri...
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Coping/Turning Saw #3: Fit the handles to the frame
MikeB_UK
Work out what angle the handles should go in at. Not quite 90 degrees because of the slight curve from crossbar to where the handles go. [20210104_...
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Cable drum Table top
RobsCastle
in the beginning
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Hints and tips that some may not have heard of. #26: One point shop vac clean up.
LIttleBlackDuck
Boys and Girls, This was posted at LJ on the 26th. December, 2017 as a project. I have migrated it across and slapped it under my Hints series ...
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Celtic Mandolin #11: Started the mandolin design
Rhoots
Started design on QCad. [40098C9E-87A0-4304-9D8E-8F575AAD49E1.jpeg]Neck and head design. Started thinking about the cutting sequence for the neck.
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