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  0 Thread: Please help me find a ww article
Post: RE: Please help me find a ww article
Thank you Dan, that is the one.
 Vic M Woodworking 3 2,482 02-03-2018, 02:49 PM
  0 Thread: Please help me find a ww article
Post: Please help me find a ww article
A year or three ago I saw an article for a shop made jig for the TS fence that could cut tapers safely and also do other things ( which I forget, at 75). The jig consisted of 2 boards  in an "L" shape...
 Vic M Woodworking 3 2,482 02-03-2018, 01:43 PM
  0 Thread: Stropping Questions
Post: Stropping Questions
1. Is it worthwhile? 2. I have seen Paul Sellers do it. Is that a curse? (Actually, I like Paul Sellers) 3. Most sharpening videos don't even mention stropping. Is it obsolete? Any info great...
 Vic M Woodworking Hand Tools 38 24,242 12-29-2017, 05:26 PM
  0 Thread: SherwinWilliams Varnish is still tacky
Post: RE: SherwinWilliams Varnish is still tacky
Yes, the varnish had been bought a few years ago and was half empty. I was ignorant concerning the age factor of varnish. I had not thinned it. Thanks for all the help.
 Vic M Finishing 5 4,188 06-15-2017, 09:22 AM
  0 Thread: SherwinWilliams Varnish is still tacky
Post: SherwinWilliams Varnish is still tacky
The project: a simple butler's tray, cherry. The finish process: Sealcoat dewaxed shellac, next day one coat satin clear varnish. The problem: SherwinWilliams  "Wood Classics FastDRY O...
 Vic M Finishing 5 4,188 06-14-2017, 06:53 PM
  0 Thread: Learning about boxjoints
Post: Learning about boxjoints
The box is built but all the fingers are sticking out a 32nd or so. What's the best way to trim them flush? I'm thinking of the table saw and sled,  then getting out the ROS. Any thoughts, warnings?
 Vic M Woodworking 17 8,789 06-09-2017, 07:06 PM
  0 Thread: thought someone might enjoy this video
Post: Re: thought someone might enjoy this video
Thank you for posting this video about the marvelous Japanese joinery. Maybe those masters have big problems too, but they don't have to work with dust masks, ear protection, face protection, and ong...
 Vic M Woodworking Hand Tools 5 4,368 12-18-2015, 09:00 PM

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