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It is always going to be a good day that starts with a knock at the door, and a courier hands you a package full of router bits. This set were a collection from Saw and Bits, each costing between $3 and $6. The whole lot cost $60 (inc delivery) 1 ea. 5mm Ogee Bit – [...]
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From Design & Theory to Construction & Use This is a book I’ve been wanting to get my hands on for a while, and in the end I had to give up on Lost Art Press returning my correspondence (I was trying to buy a deluxe edition), and instead settled for the non-deluxe version from [...]
Filed under: Manufactures and Suppliers | Tagged: Chris Schwarz, Workbenches, Popular Woodworking, Woodworking Magazine | 2 Comments »
I haven’t ruled out getting a decent ROS (random orbital sander), but in the meantime I am not one to leave a perfectly functional tool in a state of disrepair, so I decided to fix the existing base, and return the Triton ROS to operational status. Step one, I removed the base that had the [...]
Filed under: Tools | Tagged: Accordion, Bosch, Rivet, Riveter, ROS, Scissor Riveter, Triton | 3 Comments »
When thinking about the kitchen as a whole, the sink has some ‘special’ features – the sink, taps, faucet. The stove/oven has as well – a grill in the oven, routed stove elements, the door and knobs, but when I thought about the fridge, it seemed a bit plain, and more cupboard-like than fridge. So [...]
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