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Strange electrical issue |
Posted by: Birdseye Bill - 03-15-2019, 02:11 PM - Forum: Home Improvement
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Some of my house lights suddenly got brighter and burned out. Others when turned on shine 2x as bright as normal. I checked the fuse box and all are one. I unplugged several extention cords and other appliances. My wife was sewing at the time and using a pole lamp for extra lighting and her iron was plugged in but not in use. I'm not sure what caused this and will see if I can get an electrician out to check. Any ideas for me?
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Fine woodworking magazines + others |
Posted by: bolson - 03-15-2019, 01:24 PM - Forum: Tool Swap N' Sell
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I have a bunch of FWW magazines to sell. I am putting them in batches with prices. Shipping is extra. Pickup in Manhattan KS is free.
Payment via paypal, I pay the 3% fee, you pay to ship them to you. They are heavy, but I tried to make the batches manageable.
If you make my life easy and buy the entire lot, I’ll ship you the entire lot except the mystery box for $240.
Most are in great shape.
Batch 1
$40 + shipping
#9
#19-31
#38-44
Batch 2
$40 + shipping
50
52
55
57-62
67-84
Batch 3
$40 + shipping
109
111-123
125
128-139
Batch 4
$70 + shipping
170-172
174-198
201-209
230-234
239-241
Batch 5
$70 + shipping
151
152
165
168-169
170-181
183-185
188
194
201
206
Batch 6
$5 + shipping
169
180
Batch 7 - Wood Magazine
$10 + shipping
45
153-154
156-169
175
240
Batch 8
$15 + shipping
ShopNotes
72-73
74-86
Batch 9
The mystery box
$20 - must pick up locally
This is a huge box of magazines I recovered from a woodship teachers barn. There is a ton of cool stuff in here, BUT it was in a barn so they are in conditions ranging from good to poor. Lots of FWW and other out of print stuff. If you PM me, I can email you a picture of the outside of the box, but I don’t have time to sort through it. I haven’t looked at it in about 3 years, so I can’t remember exactly what is in it. Because of its size, it is pickup only.
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Saw Blade |
Posted by: Turner52 - 03-15-2019, 12:49 PM - Forum: Woodworking
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I have a 10" table saw. I want to cut something thicker than this will allow. Needs to be in one cut, cannot flip over. Would need to spend quite a bit of money in order to get my bandsaw to do this. Not even sure if that would be possible. 40 + year old Craftsman that I only use for rough rounding turning blanks. I have 12" blades also. It seems I will be able to get an adittional 3/4" of height out of this if I buy a 1x5/8" bushing for the blades I have. I will not be able to raise the blade to it's full height or it will hit the cast framing on the saw. Other than this danger is there some other reason I am not seeing for not doing this? The RPM rating for the 12" blades are above the RPM's of the table saw so good to go on that. Will also need to use a wood zero clearance insert so no problem there either. Please let me know if this will work.
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Design Help - Large Wall Hanging Thimble Case |
Posted by: Gary™ - 03-15-2019, 10:38 AM - Forum: Woodworking
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I'm making a new thimble case for the LOML with over 200 spaces in it. I'll be over 2' x 2'.
I was originally thinking of making it with two doors with glass inserts but that would hide the center column of thimbles.
If I elect to go with a single door so all thimbles are visible, what's the best way to hang the case on the wall so it wouldn't tilt when the door is opened and the center of gravity shifts. I don't want to drive screws through the case as I'm considering using a mirror behind the thimbles so drilling through a backing it isn't a great option.
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Determing Genuine (Swietenia) vs. African (Khaya) Mahogany |
Posted by: Don_M - 03-14-2019, 10:56 PM - Forum: Woodworking
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I local business has a table that I am thinking of trying to cut a deal for by either paying for it outright or perhaps a trade for a new live edge (or other table). The reason I am interested is that it is a very large piece of what I am 95% sure is Mahogany. The table top is a single board about 10 -12 feet long by 3’ wide and 3” thick. My issue is trying to figure out what species it is. I am somewhat confident it is genuine Mahogany (Swietenia) and not African (Khaya). It does not have the “ribboning” that is characteristic of Khaya. In some areas the finish has worn off and the underlying material is almost a chocolate brown color (but not super dark). Could it be Cuban?
What are some of the tips (if any) that one could use to determine the species?
Are there any other species it could be? Sapele? I can probably get a picture if that would help.
Comments/thoughts appreciated.
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