How would you attach the joints on there for a nice clean glued up joint?
Whats your budget/use cases?So would any of you guys have any recommendations for a bench top drill press? I was thinking of picking one up. Just something on the smaller side.
Looks nice! Do you have a hand plane? A shooting board plus a sharp hand plane = perfect miter joints, even if you're starting from a table saw jig.Making picture frames is pretty fun. I'm slowly getting better at my miter joint game.
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You can see i'm not perfectly aligned on this. Need to make a right proper mitre jig. Still in passing it looks pretty good.
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are we looking at a table or your collection of vacuums?Did a dry fit yesterday before finish and so glad I did, turns out that it was sitting way too short up in the apron and needed a couple more inches, sooo I made some blocks that are going where the legs attach to move it up, need more clamps, already ordered, cause I have to do one side at a time but I swear I'm gonna have it done by this weekend. Oh and I have to rebuild a drawr again since one was 1/16 out of square files.
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Can never have too many vacumes bro, especially with kids and dogs.are we looking at a table or your collection of vacuums?
if you really like deep clean carpets, can't recommend the bissell green machine enough, its bacisically like one of those rug doctors you rent from the supermarket
We have mostly wood floors but the dog always has to find a rug or carpet whenever he needs to throw up or shit in the house, I got one ot the handheld Bissell pet cleaners that looks like an old dirt devil on prime day and it has been a lifesaver.if you really like deep clean carpets, can't recommend the bissell green machine enough, its bacisically like one of those rug doctors you rent from the supermarket
if its the white 100$ bissell, they rated that as good as the green machineWe have mostly wood floors but the dog always has to find a rug or carpet whenever he needs to throw up or shit in the house, I got one ot the handheld Bissell pet cleaners that looks like an old dirt devil on prime day and it has been a lifesaver.
Nice I have two good dealers just down the street, great selection and awesome guys, wish I could just buy what I need, if the boards are all 10ft long boards I'm buying all 10ft even if I only need 6 or 8ft. They have good prices though so can't complain too much and I can always find things to make out of scraps.Went looking for some local woodshops today just to branch out.
1st place had a decent website, nice pictures, price list. Got all ready to head out because they had strange hours, only open Wednesday and Sunday. Looked them up once more to give a call... and their hours are 8am - 12pm. And it was 12:10. Two days a week is strange enough but 4 hours only on those two days? Maybe those hours are showroom only and he runs a full time portion that is for milling then he sells on those days? Need to check in to this.
2nd place has no hardwoods in stock and only orders from suppliers, plus their standard showroom is closed for COVID.
3rd place is open, has nice stock, was recommended by a friend. Their Google Earth pin is about .5 mile away from the actual office so had to drive back and forth a few times. Place was actually nice. Not huge or anything. Sales attendant helped out. Left with about 14 bf of 5/4 Hickory for ~$70, that was with tax and credit card processing charges. They custom cut it to length and didn't make me pay for the extra, only what I took. Really made me want to go crazy with some of the ~$20+ bf stuff they had. It was gorgeous but I'd just butcher it.
Took about 35m to drive out to but I'll definitely be going back. They were awesome.
Now I need to glue up the hickory for the top of a cabinet I'm working on. Also picked up a 5 1/2" x 60" 4/4 Poplar board because none of the Home Stores around me had anything but 3/4" poplar and needed something thicker for the cabinet feet.
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Nice I have two good dealers just down the street, great selection and awesome guys, wish I could just buy what I need, if the boards are all 10ft long boards I'm buying all 10ft even if I only need 6 or 8ft. They have good prices though so can't complain too much and I can always find things to make out of scraps.
I was thinking to maybe get a 2nd hand one. And about 175 for a budget.Whats your budget/use cases?
I see the ridged go on sale for around 230 every once in a while on slickdeals.I’ve been keeping my ear to the ground for a thickness planer. I can’t justify $500 for a nice new one so I’ve been hoping to catch one for $150-$200. I’ve been setting aside some cash each month so I guess if I don’t have one by the time I’ve saved up $500 or so I’ll be able to enjoy a nice dewalt like that!
Thanks for the heads up. I’ll have to make an alert for that.I see the ridged go on sale for around 230 every once in a while on slickdeals.
Yeah second hand will be your best bet then. Will depend on your area how easy they are to find. An old delta would be a goid option, they run forever as long as the motor is in decent conditionI was thinking to maybe get a 2nd hand one. And about 175 for a budget.