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  1. #1
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    Default how to feel like an inadequate woodworker...

    Come Get Down And Eat Best Food, Sharp. Cee? Sharp.

    Paul Carmody's DIY Audio Projects

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    Default Re: how to feel like an inadequate woodworker...

    when you're done building that desk, throw together one of these tables
    My Build Blog: LHark Audio

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    Quote Originally Posted by fezzywigger View Post
    when you're done building that desk, throw together one of these tables
    Mind = blown

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    Amazing. Somebody out there is always better than me/us.
    I need to compensate. I think I'll go by a set of truck nuts for my pickup...
    Lou's Speaker Site [speakers.lonesaguaro.com]
    "Different" is objective, "better" is subjective. Taste is not a provable fact.
    A good speaker is like the right woman, the more you hear, the more you like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LouC View Post


    Amazing. Somebody out there is always better than me/us.
    I need to compensate. I think I'll go by a set of truck nuts for my pickup...
    AHAHAHAHAHAHAHhahaha! Thanks Lou!

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    That's amazing...

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    "He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you." Friedrich Nietzsche

    http://www.diy-ny.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Face View Post
    wheels are easier and smarter

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    My father in law builds complicated stuff like this. A fully functional 1/12th scale bulldozer, for example, constructed entirely out of maple, glue and talent. The treads are a work of art.

    This kind of stuff blows my mind, I mean I am pretty proud when I get a buttjoint 90 degrees (+/-2 degrees).
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9jROjFPAis
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    "Sure, the placebo effect is real - but there ain't no sugar pill gonna cure cancer."

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    I feel like Homer - DOH!

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    I'm proud that I can do my part to keep wood filler companies in business. Also, I do my share of keeping lumber companies going because no matter how many times I cut that board, it's still too short.
    If I was as good as those guys, people would be asking me to build stuff for them all the time. Who wants that? I'd probably have to go buy a CNC router, too.
    Seriously though, all I can say is !!!
    Mike
    Mike Jennens
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    Bismarck, North Dakota
    My Current System: Marantz PM8003 amp, Squeezebox Touch, and DIY Krystals (Thanks Ron E)
    My Other Current System:Pioneer SX-950 or Jolida SJ502B and DIY Carmichaels (Thanks Paul C)

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    If those show-offs were any good at all they'd invent a Wood Stretcher for us hack masters. Think of all the wood that would be saved! Lou, your "B.A.L.L.S. comment almost killed me!
    The Past is history. The Future is a mystery. Today is a gift; that's why its called the Present. (Grand Master Oogway, Kung Fu Panda)

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    oops, "nuts". My bad.
    The Past is history. The Future is a mystery. Today is a gift; that's why its called the Present. (Grand Master Oogway, Kung Fu Panda)

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    Quote Originally Posted by killa View Post
    wheels are easier and smarter
    But less cool and far less likely to induce nightmares.

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    There is only one possible explanation for the desk and the table. Magic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Carmody View Post
    For us wood workers that's what PCD looks like. I still can't find all the hidden drawers in it.

    Dave

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    Quote Originally Posted by MSaturn View Post
    no ****ing way, jesus ******* christ with **** *****
    I'm still at this point......

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