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  1. Utilitarian bench

    I have been using a Workmate with a removable plywood work top for more than 20 years - through the latter half of an Army career, 10 years of civil service and two more of retirement. I found a good vice on sale a couple months ago, and today finished building a bench to hold it. I see many...
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  2. mahogany box

    I think as woodworkers we have all built a few boxes in are day. Think about it is there a better quick and simple project than a box to try new techniques and various different types of joinery. I think some of the most amazing joinery I have ever seen has been on boxes of all shape and sizes...
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  3. Safety in the Woodworking Shop
    Man! We have had a rash of people getting hurt in the shop lately. Routers, saws, jointers,etc. When David was here and was giving me pointers for my new jointer, he showed me how to set the fence so he can keep his right hand on the fence all the way through the cut. And after 45 years in the...
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  4. Safety in the Woodworking Shop
    So I was reading the tablesaw injury study thread http://lumberjocks.com/topics/226193 and with everyone saying the data is incomplete let's make it more complete. Give us your injuries,how often you use the saw and if it has the guard on it. I will start it off. Craftsman zip code saw I took...
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  5. Safety in the Woodworking Shop
    I have been thinking I will probably need to replace my little 3/4 hp Craftsman table saw as I get into higher quality woodworking and more hard wood. I have been fire wooding a lot of pallets and saving a few choice pieces when I find them. I have an old 3/4 hp table saw I have been using for...
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  6. Blogs
    Broken tendon, .....that's tendon, not tenon Well, I have to admit this is a new one for me. I'm in the final steps of completing my version of the new fangled workbench and was moving the top, back and forth over the leg assembly. It's 2' x 4' x 2" thick with a 50 pound Craftsman...
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  7. Blogs
    Aches, pains and pallet wood, oh my! Following its recent successful creation, I opted to give Franken-Rack free rein to terrorize the domain. It was my hope that it would bring home the finest lumber in all the land. Instead, it brought me pallet and crate wood. Several times I have berated...
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    Keeping track of my wounds: 13 and counting... I decided at the very start of my woodworking adventures to keep close track of any injuries I managed to incur, in part out of curiosity-knowing that it's a hobby notorious for its danger, at least in comparison to most other hobbies-and in part...
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