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  1. Chinese Checker Board

    I made a Chinese Checker Board that can hang on the wall while storing marbles in the board. It's made of Maple and Redheart. Check out the YouTube video if you want to see how I did it… I also provided a drill template for anyone that wants to make one themselves...
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  2. Finishing
    FORMULA and PROCEDURES for MAKING INEXPENSIVE BUFF COMPOUNDS for WOOD, PLASTICS and RESIN [INTRODUCTION] As the title indicates, this is an instructable about making inexpensive buff compounds for use on plastic, wood and resins. I posted the original article on the...
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    Using Scrapers Sharpening and using a scraper. When I suggest that you should use a scraper in your woodworking. Some are going to say "What?" Others are going to say "I've tried it and it doesn't work!" And maybe others are going to say "I use them every day!" To the latter I'd say "Get a...
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    Planning and cutting I looked at my braces as I was unpacking, and discovered I have four, plus a couple eggbeaters, plus another brace I've bid on on eBay… It's time to build a till. Also, I'll have a place to keep my bits if I do that. So the first step was to get out the graph paper and...
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    Rottenstone Problems http://www.blackroses.com/~skip/woodturning/problems/ I picked up some 4F pumice and some rottenstone… I sanded to 400, then used the pumice. I put some of the paraffin oil on a rag, and sprinkled on the pumice. Needless to say, I was quite surprised when the white powder...
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    I'm finally pretty much done building the walnut coffee table…It's a two layered table (two table tops) on a T type frame. Table tops are L36" x W24" x T1"...It's going to be HEAVY. Like really heavy. Is this a horrible thing in the fine furniture world? It's modern and low to the ground style...
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    As I was working on the chop for the leg vise in my workbench, my hands (palms) got all black. At first, I thought it was from the foam pads on the Rockler clamps. it was a hot day and I was sweating, so I thought maybe some of it rubbed off on me. but these usually come off with soap and...
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