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Horn Speakers #4: Marking and More Cutting
Mike40
This is one of the two 90% finished horns being made. Last time the square segments were marked out and cut into wedges according to the pattern. N...
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Mini Tetrahedral Tensegrity Table Details #4: Cutting the Pyramid Segments
Ron Stewart
Finally, I was ready to start cutting the side segments, starting with the top ends. I clamped the template to the sled with its vertical edge ali...
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Watercolour Dye Technique #6: Toscana, cutting and assembly
shipwright
As this blog is supposed to be about hand dyeing and not marquetry, I'll try to cover the cutting and assembly as quickly as I can. The method he...
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Mini Office Workbench #2: Cutting the board
LIttleBlackDuck
Boys and Girls, After finding an appropriately wide panel (past constructions), the first step was to cut to length. My Kapex has a reach of only ...
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Mini Office Workbench #8: Cutting the cookies
LIttleBlackDuck
Boys and Girls, I slapped on my shiny new yel...
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Giraffe Bookcase #2: Cutting the Case Parts
Ron Stewart
I found four good 8' long, 12" wide, 4/4 poplar boards at the lumberyard, along with a 4' long, 7-1/2" wide, 8/4 board for the legs. Theoretically,...
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Giraffe Bookcase #4: Cutting the Legs
Ron Stewart
Cutting the legs turned out to be one of the most troublesome parts of the project, and the part where I made the most mistakes. My original plan ...
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Veneer Compass Rose #3: A lot of repetitive cutting
Jon
A 16 point rose is 8 pieces each of two contrasting colors. (And 360/16 = 22.5 degree angles) You start with a whole lot of straight lines. In t...
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