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  1. Pie Safe Parts and Assembly

    Pie Safe Parts and Assembly

    Pie Safe Progress
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  2. Pie Safe Parts and Assembly

    Pie Safe Parts and Assembly

    Pie Safe Progress
    • JCraig
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    • build pie safe
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  3. tjgreen

    A clean shop is a safe shop

    I was tuning up a couple old planes tonight. Took them apart, got the worst of the surface rust off the iron with sandpaper and #0000 steel wool, then over to my grinder to reshape the edge...shooting sparks directly onto the oily steel wool I'd carelessly left on the corner of the bench, which...
  4. Dean Maiorano

    MJ splitter - is it safe?

    Micro Jig's table saw splitter system...is it safe? http://www.microjig.com/products/mj-splitter-steel-pro/design-concept.shtml NOTE - as mentioned elsewhere in forums, splitters only do so much. There are numerous options and additional safety steps that need to be taken to ensure against...
  5. boxxmaker

    Need a gun safe

    OK folks,this ain't got nothin ta do with wood,but I am looking for a metal gun safe for the misses son.I can't afford to spend a great deal on one,maybe around 100.00 to 200.00 max.so if someone knows where I can get a used one or they have one they want to get rid of,just PM me if you would.It...
  6. R

    How safe for unexperienced?

    After reading all those accidents and near misses I am a little uneasy about finishing my tool collecting and firing them up. How paranoid should I be that I am going to lose part or all of a finger or worse? Are there any statistics for that? I wonder if my home owners covers that? Jared
  7. S

    Lacquer a safe finish to eat off of?

    Quick question. I am planning to finish some bowls with lacquer for aesthetic reasons and am wondering if that is safe to eat or drink off of or is there anything to do to make it safe? Thanks very much, Jim Lee
  8. Elmojo

    Tung Oil - Food safe?

    I've made a few bamboo kitchen utensils and plan to "field test" them to see if they hold up well enough to be worth selling cheap to friends, co-workers, etc... I'd like to put a least some type of finish on them to keep the grain sealed so it doesn't rise when washed. I have tung oil; is that...
  9. I

    Is aniline dye safe for baby crib?

    I'm makeing a convertable baby crib for my first grandchild. It will be constructed from QSRO in the Mission style useing mortise & tenon. Question.! Will the use of aniline dye, sealed with shellac, glazed, and finished with poly present a danger to the child? Also, should the slats (tenon) be...
  10. BobcatBob

    Food safe finish

    I have a Spalted Maple goblet that I just finished turning on my lathe and I want to have the choice to actually drink out of it. What type of finish do you suggest that I use that will seal the wood from liquids and make it safe to drink out of? Here is a picture of the unfinished goblet.
  11. 02blues

    a food safe finish

    For food safe items...bowls spoons etc I have read walnut oil and or mineral oil can be used. Are these the best and or only choices? I made an ice cream scoop and used a two part epoxy to hold the metal to the wood and used danish oil and wipe on polyurethan on the handle. I don't think that...
  12. sawduster

    Safe at home

    arrived home late yesterday after spending a week in the NC mountains :mrgreen: It was about as perfect a trip as anyone could ask for . Good weather, nice scenery , awesome private cabin :icon_thum No internet meant I had no way to keep up with my online family and boy did I miss you folks ...
  13. Glennbear

    Bandsaw safe

    My younger daughter in San Francisco is rather talented in the fiber arts, she spins, dyes and knits wool to make some beautiful things, She called me yesterday to ask a few questions since she is about to dabble in woodworking to make a small loom using an artist's canvas stretcher, dowels, cup...
  14. Threejs

    Food safe finish

    I am making some honey dippers for a potter friend of mine. The obvious finishs I ca think of would be mineral oil, or bees wax. The problem is the grooves of the honey dippers are a bear to finish. Most of my work is finished with a mix of BLO, turpentine, and bees wax. Not something I...
  15. Pie Safe

    Pie Safe

    Pine, milk paint finished, antiqued prepunched tin door inserts. Adjustable shelves
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  16. Pie Safe

    Pie Safe

    Pine, milk paint finished, antiqued prepunched tin door inserts. Adjustable shelves
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  17. Pie Safe

    Pie Safe

    Pine, milk paint finished, antiqued prepunched tin door inserts. Adjustable shelves
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  18. froglips

    Safe shop practice...

    I wanted to pass on my habit. I use ear and eye protection all the time. I make it a point to return them to the same place after each use. After I setup for an operation, I make a slow deliberate walk across the shop to put on the safety gear. This "calms" me down and I feel much more...
  19. Pie safe

    Pie safe

    Red oak pie safe built in style of family heirloom
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  20. Matt

    What are food safe finishes?

    What are safe finishes for bowls / cups that will hold edible liquids? I know that mineral oil would probably be ok (rec'd for cutting boards). However, how does it stand up if submerged? Most of the plain oil finishes rate fairly poorly in water resistance in the reviews I have read. Also...
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