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you told me you have little to share and no one cares about a cabinet builder.you are so wrong my friend !

- pottz

And I thank all 5 of you….LOL…..(maybe 6)

- LeeRoyMan
bud remember, it's not about quantity it's about quality !
 
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#357 ·
i agree about the looky loos,why not chime in and contribute.ive had projects that get liked but the dont say anything ? hell if i like a project ive always given a comment. leeroy dont ever think what you give us is not 110% appreciated. hell if ive got only one guy that liked what ive given,i feel it was worth my effort.
 
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#358 ·
OK, Okay..
Then here's a LeeRoy Tip! YMMV

Sometimes, when applicable like below, Here is what I do.
I'm dadoing the grooves for the recessed backs. (3/8" dado) I don't like the jointer pads or whatnot, I just use my hands but to give better grip, I take a damp rag and go over the surface. Grips like a champ, lets me push down firmly without my hands sliding.

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#359 ·
OK, Okay..
Then here s a LeeRoy Tip! YMMV

Sometimes, when applicable like below, Here is what I do.
I m dadoing the grooves for the recessed backs. (3/8" dado) I don t like the jointer pads or whatnot, I just use my hands but to give better grip, I take a damp rag and go over the surface. Grips like a champ, lets me push down firmly without my hands sliding.

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- LeeRoyMan
now see thats a cool tip.when you said it i realized right away how well that would work.
 

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#360 ·
Interesting tip. I may try that one on the next set of dado cuts. I really don't like all the new fangled safety things on machines. Of course most of mine are at least 30 years old. Table saw is 60 years old, no safety stuff on that.
 
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#361 ·
Interesting tip. I may try that one on the next set of dado cuts. I really don t like all the new fangled safety things on machines. Of course most of mine are at least 30 years old. Table saw is 60 years old, no safety stuff on that.

- Eric
damn wild man !!!!
 
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#362 ·
I believe in safety in the shop. Just hate ones on my tools, they get in the way. And I will take precautions, the other day I was cutting some aluminum stock with the chop saw, clamped the stock to the fence.
 
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#364 ·
Thats useful for me since I dont always grab the pads either. I m guilty of not using the safety devices on my table saw took them all off.

- corelz125
i new you were a wild man ! so what are considered safety devices ?
 
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#369 ·
I cant see nothing with the guard on. Dropped the riving knife down also. Got in the way using the dado set and never put it back up

- corelz125
now im all for gettin rid of the guard but not the riving knife.
 
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#375 · (Edited by Moderator)
Here is the top section box, almost ready to put the poplar front on.
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Tried to get a shot down the line to show how straight they are, but it didn't show very well.
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Here is the top section completed, still needs to be cut to length, detail sanded, edges eased, etc, etc…
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On to the next,
rinse and repeat, (this one is 3" thick)
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