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    Steel Beam move a success!

    1st off a big thank you to Scott S, Phil S and Papa Smurf! :occasion1 Also Salem for finding the Craig's List post. The beam is 24' long x 12" tall and weighs 624 LBS! It was no match for Scott's Skid steer and our big muscles! The beam is hanging safely at Scotts until I get everything...
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  2. merrill77

    pore filling success!

    After giving up on the wet-sanding-danish-oil-fill-pores-with-sawdust approach, I decided to try filling the pores with shellac. The process involved many coats of shellac. After every 3-4 coats, I would cut back the finish on the surface (leaving it in the pores), and then more coats of...
  3. merrill77

    some success with resawing

    After several rounds of trial and error learning, I'm starting to have some success resawing on my bandsaw. It certainly seems like setup is everything. I took advantage of the Hartville Tool sale and scored a Kreg Bandsaw Fence. It was not pre-drilled for my 16" Jet, but adding one slot took...
  4. Y

    NCWW PE Charlotte to Raleigh, Cary, or Fuquay a success!

    Hi Folks, Just checking to see if anyone will be coming to the Raleigh area from Charlotte with space for a Rikon sander? Pickup would be in Charlotte from Pete Mohr. I can meet anywhere in the Triangle area. Thanks in advance, Ron
  5. CarvedTones

    Some bowl turning success, but...

    Here is the purty picture: That's a blank I cut from stock, mounted on a faceplate, formed a decent bottom with a tenon, reversed it and chucked it, removed the waste in the center down to a reasonable and mostly uniform thickness. Surface is decent; needs some sanding/scraping and I have a...
  6. froglips

    Shop Crawl ruler donation success!

    As part of the Charlotte Shop Crawl, we sold custom laser etched North Carolina Woodworker Shop Crawl Souvenier rulers. A portion of the sale was donated to the North Carolina Woodworker, Inc! I wanted to let everyone know that we raised $50 and took home some nifty measuring devices...
  7. NCTurner

    Success! A BIG thank you!!!

    Just wanted to THANK Mike Davis and Mark(mburke911) for getting me the drill press that Jim Mauldin was kind enough to sell me!!!:eusa_danc Thank you all very much!!!:eusa_clap
  8. ScottM

    Shop Crawl March 2008 a wonderful success

    I want to thank all the crawlers and shop hosts for such a wonderful day. We saw 8 wonderful shops (well 7 plus mine). We had a wonderful lunch, great conversations, and made many new friends. I not sure the final count but we were near 30. We had members from VA, Charolette, and Down East...
  9. johnpipe108

    Irish PIpes Regulator -- success and failure

    I've had a reasonable degree of success at making a square-bore ("segmented turning") version of the traditional-style turned baritone regulator for the Irish Uilleann PIpes: The greatest difficulty was the keys; they are sawn from 0.094" brass, with a keel made from two pieces of the same...
  10. sapwood

    Success in Distress

    LOML pointed out article in December Southern Living (at least that's my version and I'm sticking to it) about Wilmington woodturner Ron Vavra who focuses on distressed wood. Another in-state WOW 8-O No doubt others are familiar with his work, I was clueless. Anyway, check out the article under...
  11. mshel

    bulk upload success YEA!

    After burning the midnight oil last night with insom (literally) and using a ftp program he suggested, I was successful in performing a bulk upload to my gallery. I have posted some pictures of my business workshop (carolina heirlooms ) just to give you all some idea as to what it looks like...

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