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Handtool Woodworking Workshops at Edwards Mountain Woodworks
I am offering woodworking workshops at my shop in Chapel Hill. I have been teaching with Roy Underhill for 15 years at The Woodwright’s School in Pittsboro, NC. The school closed at the end of last August. I have the capacity to take on 2 students at a time. The workshops are centered around...- Bill Anderson
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- hand plane handtool joinery planemaking
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Best joints for plywood
Im using 3/4 inch baltic birch plywood to make some bookshelves, and I wanted to use joinery instead of pocket screws. I've been looking at different types of rabbets, and wondered if anyone had suggestions on which would be better between: 1) half blind rabbet/lock joint, 2) double rabbet, or...- greenhornWoodworker
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- joinery plywood
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Handsaw skills workshop
I'd like to see if anyone is interested in a handsaw skills workshop for September 15th at Bill Clemmons shop 10am-4pm. From breaking down stock to joinery, I would like demonstrate, coach, and give participants some drills to take with them for practice. The workshop can handle six...- Graywolf
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- handsaws joinery learning
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Opinions Wanted: Incra TS-LS Jointery System
anyone have this, or used it, work as good as videos try to sell it does? Worth the price? Give me your honest opinions! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHshspDO9IE- Clifton
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- fence incra joinery
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Spiral Staircase Around Log
I'm talking with a builder about a spiral staircase with two landings around a flared cypress log, and I'm trying to wrap my head around laying out for joinery as well as find something techniques for strength and consistency. I've got a few ideas, but I'm wondering, does anyone have any...- CMaddox
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- joinery spiral staircase timber
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Triangle Woodworker's Association sponsored Workshop - May 16 & 17
"How to's" On joinery and furniture embellishments with 5th generation craftsmen - Jeff Headley & Steve Hamilton. For details and to participate go to www.trianglewoodworkers.com/may-workshop- Roger Sanwald
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- carving furniture making inlay joinery period furniture twa workshop
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- cradle joinery
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Bench on Bench
A small block allows the holdfast to seat without slamming into the bench.- scrgeek
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- bench joinery moxon on vise
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Bench on Bench
Cleaning up the pins.- scrgeek
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- bench joinery moxon on vise
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Bench on Bench
Cutting the tails.- scrgeek
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- bench joinery moxon on vise
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Bench on Bench
Cutting dovetail pins.- scrgeek
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- bench joinery moxon on vise
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Bench on Bench
The basic bench before the fixed and movable vise fases are installed.- scrgeek
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- bench joinery moxon on vise
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Rocky Top Coffee Table - leg joinery complete
If I want to assemble this table without glue, the leg-to-rail bridle joint needs to be very tight. I spent quite a while fine-tuning the joints and have a pretty good fit.- merrill77
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- complete joinery leg
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Looking for ideas of joinery
I added a photo to try and help explain what I'm after. I have a new idea for a drum but not sure how the joinery will work. I will essentially have two hollow forms, a barrel and a cone that I want to join into one piece. I've done this before with a much less aggressive angle and just used...- Rhythm House Drums
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- ideas joinery
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Incra table saw/router table joinery system
I have almost decided to replace my existing router table (Norm's style) and table saw fence with the Incra system which uses the same fence for both operations. I was wondering if anyone out there had this and could offer some advice on it.- joec
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- incra joinery saw or router system table
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Demilune Tables Part 2: the joinery
Ok I got the spelling right this time:wink_smil So after Part 1 we had the aprons laminated. Now we get to cut the mortise and tenons and lap joint to attach the legs to the apron. I have recently aquired a JDS multi router and thought this would be a good "technical" exercise in compound angle...- Shamrock
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- demilune joinery part tables
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