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Thanks, guys!
Here's a little progress.
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Thanks, Don! The finish seems to have sealed up the Cedar scent. I don't smell it at all from the front side--even with my nose up close--and the back...Leave a comment:
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6 inch random orbital automotive polisher. I used the glaze on the left as a swirl remover, followed by a coat of wax.
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Thanks, Ken!
Ready for polishing.
I actually did a couple of panels by starting with P1200, but it took...Leave a comment:
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I sprayed a tint coat on the Oak panels, using some TransTint mixed into some MinWax Oil Modified Water Based Polyurethane finish. A word of caution:...
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Thank you for the kind words! You do great work yourself!...Leave a comment:
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Thanks, guys! I am so looking forward to hearing these Beasts!...Leave a comment:
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I like the results.
With Mrs. Interest. I'm not done yet, but they are coming along nicely.
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Thanks, Don!
Let's make some putty. We'll start by collecting some fine, powdery wood dust, which woodworkers refer to as wood flour. This...Leave a comment:
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I neglected to get a "before" shot of this big knot hole, which goes all the way through. I have never used this putty before. It is like Bondo,...
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Template routing some Red Oak.
Here's a tip: clamp a piece of scrap at the end of the cut to avoid splintering and chip...Leave a comment:
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Here is an example of "ghosting" or "witness lines," where I polished through the top coat, into the next coat of poly on a previous...
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Red Oak panels, ready to shape and sand.
My wife wants me to do a pair in Cedar. I'm not really sure about the look....Leave a comment:
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Thanks, Tompart! I try to gear my threads to help beginners.
The Crystalac is a waterborne polyurethane. Poly does...Leave a comment:
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Foot-Grinder Rev A. (Wait for the second picture).
Rev. A.
Just sanding the discs...Leave a comment:
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I glued another half-inch on the feet to get the height I wanted and to make the bottom solid - no hole in the center.
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It can be difficult to remove the disc from the hole saw if you cut all the way through in one plunge. Instead, cut most of the way through, then flip...
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Most of the Red Oak that I want to use on the next pair is not cupped so badly as these. If I start jointing and planing these as is, I will lose more...
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