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  1. pslamp32

    Winter winding down (long)...

    Well spring is upon us and for me it means woodworking will slow to a crawl as I start to spend my freetime searching for whitewater. I thought I'd post some pixs of some of the things I did in the last couple of months in between asking a million questions here. I've now been officially a WWer...
  2. C

    Wire awg for long run

    I need to run a 20 amp 120 volt single phase circuit that is 200ft long. What awg of copper wire is needed for this? Also, how deep does direct burial cable need to be buried? Thanks!
  3. J

    good source for long (18') Western Cedar

    Know of any?
    • jeff...
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    • cedar good long source western
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  4. Jay Brewer

    Shop Tour LONG

    Hi Everyone. I want to thank everyone for the warm welcome. I finally got the new cyclone hooked up and the shop clean again. Thought I would give a tour. My shop is in the full basement of my house. Hasent been a car parked in there in a while :-) Looking in from the left side garage door...
  5. S

    lathe gloat - long version

    I bought a Rikon mini lathe way back at the Klingspor show in Hickory. Had to promise LOML not to use it till Christmas. Family all gave me accessories, including a pen starter kit from PSI. Just before Christmas I started building a lathe stand, hopefully similar to the one Splinger built and...
  6. jimwill48

    Wolverine Vari-Grind Jig Help - Long

    I just recieved my Vari-Grind and have a couple of questions I hope you all can answer. In the instructions on grinding a bowl gouge, Oneway says to set the Vari-grind leg angle to the down position (close to the front, end facing grinder wheel). I did that and using a cheap 3/8" BBest bowl...
  7. JimThomasson

    Been away a long, long time ......

    Dear friends, I've been away a very long time. My Father, after struggling with a variety of illnesses, passed away this past Tuesday afternoon. He was an excellent woodworker and a highly creative mind who could always solve a problem, no matter how complex. Many times, I would call him to...
  8. SteveColes

    Long tale of wow

    Sorry, everyone, but I have not really been on the site and active. My main machine is down.:-( That Happened 2 days before Klingspor. I backup every day. but the the restore software said my backups were bad. :BangHead:I have finally managed to recover the most critical financial files. I have...
  9. A

    long time woodworker - new time member

    Hi Gang, Just found the site there. I'm located in Raleigh where I do custom furniture, cabinetry and wine cellars. I'm an active member of the Cabinet Makers Association and am looking foward to being a member here. Art
  10. Canuck

    Took Me Way Too Long.....

    ... but, I finally completed and delivered my 2nd oldest daughter's coffee table today. I constructed it using 4/4 red oak using 4 3/8" dowels at the intersection of the legs and aprons. I tapered the legs on the inside surfaces from the aprons to the floor. She has plenty of storage under...
  11. Eaglesc

    Long way to go

    To turn a pen. Some of you might have followed and taken part in the recent "pigscicle" wood net thread concerning the fundraiser for Knothaids daughter. I was invited to the Igits gathering (pigsicle Barbeque at Mike Fitterlings in Lake Wales Fla) about two weeks ago. At first it didn't seem...
  12. T

    Long time no post

    Hello again everyone. Been off the forum for a couple of months helping my wife start up her own real estate apprasial business. Boy am I glad to get bck to woodwoking. Anyway, been busy completing projects and have PICs to share. Below is pictures of the under stair project that was...
  13. photog

    Long Stopped Mortise… How to make?

    Long Stopped Mortise… How to make? Greetings, I’ve never done one of these before but have an idea, so I’d like to solicit the forum’s advice to confirm or deny. I need to plow a 3/8” wide x 3/8” deep x 47” long mortise into the middle of 1 ½” square dresser legs. These grooves will accept...
  14. mike_wood

    Miters in long panels

    I am in the process of making some built-in bookcases. The design calls for miters in the top corners. The side panels are 5' tall. I always have some anxiety when I need to do this as I have not worked out a really good way to ensure satisfactory results. My problem is getting a straight...
  15. jimwill48

    What to do with a 2nd Quality Pen? Long

    :-( What do you do with a pen that did not turn out very well? Give it away, sell it as a 2nd - bury it in the back yard under the dog pen? :eusa_booh Last night just wasn't my night, I quess. Somewhere, some place I had gotten several pre-drilled Hon. Rosewood mini quick blanks, like the ones...
  16. rick7938

    Long Life for Tool Powerpacks

    I recently had three 12-volt DeWalt Powerpacks rebuilt at the Batteries Plus in Fayetteville. They all work great, but now I am wondering about the best way to make these things last as long as possible. In the past, when I used a powerpack, I would take the one out of the charger and put the...
  17. zimman20

    Long Ranger remote control - Good/Bad?

    Howdy, all...anyone have a Long Ranger remote control and have any input on it, good or bad? I need one for my DC but seem to remember some folks having trouble with remote controls for some reason(s)...maybe it was the cheaper versions (Shop Fox?) that I'm thinking of? I'm looking at the PSI...
  18. Matt

    Long Weekend

    Hey folks, LOML and I are heading down to FL for the weekend. Plans are to return Monday. So, I should be back online on Tues sometime. I know you will all miss me terribly..:cya:
  19. Joe Scharle

    Long Spline Jig

    I was using this yesterday and thought I'd post it in case someone might find it handy. More pix in my album. I also turn it on edge and use it for a sacrificial fence. Joe

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