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  1. Cuprousworks

    For Sale: Rockler HVLP Sprayer - $50

    Ok, maybe $40?
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    box clamp

    I use rubber bands, they seem to be a lot easier than band clamps. Mike
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    New Member - box builder

    Welcome to the group from another box builder. You have beautiful work, I hope we'll see a lot more of it. And thank you for your service! Mike
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    For Sale: Rockler HVLP Sprayer - $50

    About 12 years old, in unopened box. Probably a beginners unit but good starter. $50 pick up in Chapel Hill or I can quote shipping at cost. Mike
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    What type of Shoes to you wear in your Workshop?

    Timberland makes 'work sneakers' with steel or composite toes. I've found them very comfortable and long lasting for ~$80 (on sale).
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    Matte vs gloss

    Thank you for a clear and complete answer! I should have been clearer that my work is very small scale (boxes) so I can afford hand sanding and polishing not practical on furniture. Your response made my real question clear: if I can create any matte or gloss finish from my sanding/polishing...
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    Matte vs gloss

    I thought I've read where gloss finishes are clearest. For both oil and water based poly I've been using matte, and then wet sanding and polishing for a smooth and shiny surface. I rub with 0000 wool if I want to tone down the gloss. It's time to restock both finishes, is there an advantage to...
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    Woodworker BOUGHT cabinets

    Sadly, absent a compelling non-financial reason (sentimentality, or personal interest in the making) buying is nearly always the right answer...
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    Edwards Mountain Woodworks

    I've taken multiple classes with Bill at his workshop and highly recommend them. You'll probably catch me at a couple of his upcoming classes as well 🙂...
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    Bandsaw goes click-click, click-click --- and dies

    Mine made a similar sound when the drive belt broke...
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    Wenge timber - 12/4 - $225

    60" long, 9.75 wide, 3.0" thick. 12.2 BF by my calculation No idea of MC - been stored in basement 10-15 years, appears that ends were waxed. Weighs 52 lbs, about right for Wenge. Online pricing for 12/4 about $25‐$31/bf. Pickup in Chapel Hill.
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    Saw stop arrived- quick review

    Is a .015 deviation over a 2 foot fence significant? I understand that precision work starts with precision tools, but I'd be afraid to hold that micrometer against any of the tools in my shop...
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    White oak bedside tables

    Very nice! Is it your design?
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    Spoken for: Sewing table plans

    1. Wood Magazine Sewing Center Cabinet 2. Design Alternatives plans forSewing/Work table Not used so I can't confirm their usefulness. Given to my wife (a quilter) but no plans to use. Pickup in Chapel Hill, or I can quote postage. Mike
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    Once more- what is it?

    Follow up: although the consensus was American Cherry I believe it's likely Jatoba. Finished boxes, with identical finish (BLO followed by oil-based wipe-on Poly and Ren wax. Both were surfaced so it's probably not aging. The unknown box has a sheen and depth of grain the known cherry doesn't...
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    Once more- what is it?

    I pulled this from my stash thinking it was cherry - but it's not as orange, has gray streaks and seems a little harder than cherry. Like cherry it scorches especially on end grain, but that sands off much easier than cherry. This is sanded and wipe down w/ MS. Compared to (What I believe is...
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    What kind of wood is this?

    Looks like Sycamore...
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    For Sale: Grammercy Dovetail Saw $175.00

    As new condition in box with instructions. May have been used for a test cut, but now just showing tarnish from years of storage Saw is still being sold at Tools for Working Wood, they have an excellent description. $175 ‐ about half price from new. Pickup in Chapel Hill or I can quote...
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    Hitachi Scroll Saw on stand -$200

    Hitachi CW40 Scroll Saw. Works great, I just don't use it in my work. Variable Speed 1.6A 400-1600/min Cast Iron Tilting Table 45 degrees left &right With stand, manual and 18 pinned blade (saw can use either pinned or pinless) Pickup in Chapel Hill. Mike

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