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  1. The Sands of Time

    I had this sand timer in various stages of incomplete for almost a year. I finally decided get it completed. I finally finished it the other day. I am glad I didn't time how long it took me to complete it with this three minute timer. Not sure what I am going to do with it now that it is done.
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  2. Woodworking Skill Share
    I needed to create plugs for some 1/2 inch holes. No problem, buy a plug cutter; "drill" a plug; add some glue; tap the plug into place, stand back and take the applause for making fine furniture. Purchased the cutter: http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2020057/16583/Plug-Cutter-12.aspx I cut a...
    filling holes finishing mahogany plug cutter question
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    Building the blank Started making the pieces for another cholla bowl this morning, and figured there's been enough interest in what I've done that I should write it up. The first step is building a base on a faceplate for my lathe. I've been aiming at bowls that are 6-10 inches in diameter, so...
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    I have obtained about 40 board feet of old reclaimed Narra that has nail and screw holes that need to be filled so they are as hidden or inconspicuous as possible. I have read of using fine sawdust (which I have access to) and wood glue mixed as a filler. Has anyone tried this? What tips can you...
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