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Wood Threaders |
Posted by: UpstateNYdude - 2 hours ago - Forum: Tool Swap N' Sell
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GOOGLE PHOTOS LINK FOR PICS
https://photos.app.goo.gl/rMLQAWjC1xrY8gP16
I have a Woodworkers Supply 3/4" wood threader these are no longer sold, but Dieter Schmid has the same thing for $180 Euro (roughly $210 USD). I made a few vice screws from Ash with these and it worked wonderfully.
I also have the 1.5" 38mm version by Dieter Schmid this is the normal size for larger bench screws for a leg vise. This goes for $613 EURO (roughly $720 USD). I also hade a few leg vises using this and it worked amazing.
I'm also putting the Dieter Schmid link for comparison.
https://www.fine-tools.com/Wood-Thr...or...ads/301863
I'd like $600 + free shipping for the pair
or
$125 + free shipping for the smaller
and
$525 + free shipping for larger
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From Log to Bowl |
Posted by: mtrainer90 - 7 hours ago - Forum: Woodturning
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In this tutorial, we go through the process of taking a freshly cut log and making a bowl. Our piece of Honey Locust will get split, rough turned, dry for a year, finish turned, sanded and then finished with food grade mineral oil to create a natural salad bowl.
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1,497 and counting |
Posted by: DogwoodTales - Yesterday, 08:25 AM - Forum: Woodworking
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That is the minimum number of parts going into my kitchen remodel project.
That includes-
all plywood parts for the cabinet boxes
all hardwood parts for the face frames, doors, and drawers
all drawer slides
all concealed hinges
the two 5x12 sections of laminate for the countertops
and the sink and faucet
does not include the shelf pins, screws, dowels, or loose tenons.
On the surface that minimum count feels a bit overwhelming, but it's mostly just a bunch of rinse and repeat until it's all done and installed.
As the old adage goes - how do you eat an elephant?
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Sliding Patio Door Doesn't |
Posted by: crokett™ - 07-20-2025, 02:38 PM - Forum: Home Improvement
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or at least it's difficult.
I want to get the door out of the track, but I can't pick it up quite high enough to clear the bottom track. Looked at youtube. most of the videos show the adjustment holes on each edge of the door. I don't have that. There are 2 holes on mine along the bottom of the inside face. I assume those are the adjustment holes. I want to get the door out so I can inspect the rollers and clean/lube everything. What lube do I want? I want something that won't attract dirt.
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Fine Woodworking and some books - Free |
Posted by: alanealane - 07-19-2025, 04:58 PM - Forum: Tool Swap N' Sell
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All of these are being given away as a set FREE to the first person to commit to pay for shipping (Continental US only). As an example, USPS media mail from here in Michigan all the way to California is about $9 for this size package, but it will vary based on your exact location.
I accept PayPal (friends and family only since these are being given away) or I'll accept a check sent in the mail. First come first serve.
Pictures here.
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