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"Max" wrote in message Just finished: http://tinyurl.com/23g4c6 Max What's that furniture doing in the shop? .... beautiful work! -- www.e-woodshop.net Last update: 12/14/07 KarlC@ (the obvious) |
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Swingman wrote:
"Max" wrote in message Just finished: http://tinyurl.com/23g4c6 Max What's that furniture doing in the shop? .... beautiful work! It sure does look pretty. Max, do you have other pics of it as well? -- Tanus This is not really a sig. http://www.home.mycybernet.net/~waugh/shop/ |
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"Tanus" wrote in message ... Swingman wrote: "Max" wrote in message Just finished: http://tinyurl.com/23g4c6 Max What's that furniture doing in the shop? .... beautiful work! It sure does look pretty. Max, do you have other pics of it as well? -- Tanus This is not really a sig. http://www.home.mycybernet.net/~waugh/shop/ Yep, what view would you like to see? I'm particularly pleased with the dust port. I used a 2" thick block of wood. Cut the hole with a 3 1/2 " hole saw and rounded the edges with a 1/2'' roundover bit. I rounded the edges of the PVC (3") with the same bit. The 3" PVC connects to a "Y" . My 4" flex hose to my dust collector fits precisely over the "belled" end of the "Y". The other connection to the "Y" is for dust collection from the top of the table (at the fence) It's fed by a 2 1/2" flex hose. If you'll go back to that Flickr website, I've added two pics of the dust port. Max |
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"Swingman" wrote in message ... "Max" wrote in message Just finished: http://tinyurl.com/23g4c6 Max What's that furniture doing in the shop? ... beautiful work! -- www.e-woodshop.net Last update: 12/14/07 KarlC@ (the obvious) Thank you, sir. You should see that paint job up close. I sprayed it with my Fuji HVLP unit. Max |
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"Garage_Woodworks" .@. wrote in message ... "Max" wrote in message t... Just finished: http://tinyurl.com/23g4c6 Max Nice Job! -- www.garagewoodworks.com Thank you. I thrive on compliments G Max |
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"Max" wrote in message t... Just finished: http://tinyurl.com/23g4c6 Max Are you shooting for using it in the kitchen? It looks like an expensive appliance. VERY nice. |
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"Leon" wrote in message ... "Max" wrote in message t... Just finished: http://tinyurl.com/23g4c6 Max Are you shooting for using it in the kitchen? It looks like an expensive appliance. VERY nice. Thanks. I have a Jet jointer and a Jet planer. Matching color. G Max |
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Max wrote:
"Tanus" wrote in message ... Swingman wrote: "Max" wrote in message Just finished: http://tinyurl.com/23g4c6 Max What's that furniture doing in the shop? .... beautiful work! It sure does look pretty. Max, do you have other pics of it as well? -- Tanus This is not really a sig. http://www.home.mycybernet.net/~waugh/shop/ Yep, what view would you like to see? I'm particularly pleased with the dust port. I used a 2" thick block of wood. Cut the hole with a 3 1/2 " hole saw and rounded the edges with a 1/2'' roundover bit. I rounded the edges of the PVC (3") with the same bit. The 3" PVC connects to a "Y" . My 4" flex hose to my dust collector fits precisely over the "belled" end of the "Y". The other connection to the "Y" is for dust collection from the top of the table (at the fence) It's fed by a 2 1/2" flex hose. If you'll go back to that Flickr website, I've added two pics of the dust port. Max As many as you have. The finished pic was kind of dark, so more light would help, but any thing in detail would be great. -- Tanus This is not really a sig. http://www.home.mycybernet.net/~waugh/shop/ |
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"Tanus" wrote in message ... As many as you have. The finished pic was kind of dark, so more light would help, but any thing in detail would be great. -- Tanus This is not really a sig. http://www.home.mycybernet.net/~waugh/shop/ I will get to it tomorrow. I was looking at your web page. Believe it or not, I had a shed just exactly like that one. Even the color was the same. I used cinder blocks to raise it enough to stand in. LOL And that Crafstman saw looks a lot like the one I had before I got my Delta Cabinet saw. Interesting. I also found it interesting that you live in Canada. I was born in Sarnia, Ont., raised in Michigan, now living in El Paso, Texas. Max |
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Max wrote:
"Tanus" wrote in message ... As many as you have. The finished pic was kind of dark, so more light would help, but any thing in detail would be great. -- Tanus This is not really a sig. http://www.home.mycybernet.net/~waugh/shop/ I will get to it tomorrow. I was looking at your web page. Believe it or not, I had a shed just exactly like that one. Even the color was the same. I used cinder blocks to raise it enough to stand in. LOL And that Crafstman saw looks a lot like the one I had before I got my Delta Cabinet saw. Interesting. I also found it interesting that you live in Canada. I was born in Sarnia, Ont., raised in Michigan, now living in El Paso, Texas. Max I guess we don't know each other, but we came close. I moved to Sarnia in '64 and went to high school there. My mother still lives in the town. I'm back a few times a year, and I'm over to PH from time to time. My pics are really old, and the Craftsman has been replaced by a Delta benchtop saw, which is just about as useless. I envy the temps in El Paso. There are times when winter here is almost too much. -- Tanus This is not really a sig. http://www.home.mycybernet.net/~waugh/shop/ |
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On Feb 8, 10:10*pm, "Max" wrote:
"Leon" wrote in message ... "Max" wrote in message et... Just finished: http://tinyurl.com/23g4c6 Max Are you shooting for using it in the kitchen? *It looks like an expensive appliance. *VERY nice. Thanks. *I have a Jet jointer and a Jet planer. *Matching color. *G Max Thumbs ^ up, Max. |
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On Feb 8, 9:11 pm, "Garage_Woodworks" .@. wrote:
-- Thank you. I thrive on compliments G Easy solution. Keep making cool stuff. G www.garagewoodworks.com Here, here. NICELY done. Robert |
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On Feb 8, 6:32 pm, "Max" wrote:
Just finished: http://tinyurl.com/23g4c6 Max If that works like it looks, you're in great shape for a long time to come. Very nice project. |
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Max very nice indeed. What are your plans to add holes on the door for
air supply. You could also cut a half inch off bottom. I will be curious if you end up lowering the outlet pipe a bit or adding a ramp inside to prevent sawdust from catching. |
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"henry" wrote Max very nice indeed. What are your plans to add holes on the door for air supply. You could also cut a half inch off bottom. I will be curious if you end up lowering the outlet pipe a bit or adding a ramp inside to prevent sawdust from catching. Thanks. I'm curious to see how the dust pickup works too. I'll get a chance today or tomorrow to run some tests. Max |
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wrote in message ... On Feb 8, 9:11 pm, "Garage_Woodworks" .@. wrote: -- Thank you. I thrive on compliments G Easy solution. Keep making cool stuff. G www.garagewoodworks.com Here, here. NICELY done. Robert Thank you, Sir. Max |
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On Feb 8, 11:03*pm, Tanus wrote:
Max wrote: "Tanus" wrote in .... *As many as you have. The finished pic was kind of dark, so more light would help, but any thing in detail would be great. -- Tanus This is not really a sig. http://www.home.mycybernet.net/~waugh/shop/ I will get to it tomorrow. I was looking at your web page. Believe it or not, I had a shed just exactly like that one. Even the color was the same. I used cinder blocks to raise it enough to stand in. LOL And that Crafstman saw looks a lot like the one I had before I got my Delta Cabinet saw. *Interesting. I also found it interesting that you live in Canada. *I was born in Sarnia, Ont., raised in Michigan, now living in El Paso, Texas. Max I guess we don't know each other, but we came close. I moved to Sarnia in '64 and went to high school there. My mother still lives in the town. I'm back a few times a year, and I'm over to PH from time to time. My pics are really old, and the Craftsman has been replaced by a Delta benchtop saw, which is just about as useless. I envy the temps in El Paso. There are times when winter here is almost too much. -- Tanus This is not really a sig. http://www.home.mycybernet.net/~waugh/shop/- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What a small world. Born in the Soo, lived in Port Huron from age 2 through college and a few more years in the Navy. Now in Berkeley Springs, WV. Have yet to find fish & chips as good as in Sarnia. EdF |
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On Feb 9, 12:58*pm, "Max" wrote:
"henry" *wrote Max very nice indeed. What are your plans to add holes on the door for air supply. You could also cut a half inch off bottom. I will be curious if you end up lowering the outlet pipe a bit or adding a ramp inside to prevent sawdust from catching. Thanks. I'm curious to see how the dust pickup works too. *I'll get a chance today or tomorrow to run some tests. Max Nice job. I built the "Norm" table as well. The dust port works fairly well, but I had a hard time hooking up my shop vac. I used some adhesive backed felt inside the PVC T so that my hose would fit. It is tough when you get old and your hose doesn't fit! I can't begin to say how much I love having the table. I have a PC 7539 mounted in it so I can run raised panels, etc. This is a huge change from the little Sears table I used to use. Since I have a small shop I also put 2" casters on it so I can move it around easily. Regards, Dave |
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On Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:32:38 GMT, "Max"
wrote: Just finished: http://tinyurl.com/23g4c6 Max Be proud! Nice work! I'm sure you'll enjoy it every time you use it. |
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"Tanus" wrote As many as you have. The finished pic was kind of dark, so more light would help, but any thing in detail would be great. -- Tanus This is not really a sig. http://www.home.mycybernet.net/~waugh/shop/ I've added more pictures: http://tinyurl.com/2yt8y2 Max |
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"Dave" wrote Nice job. I built the "Norm" table as well. The dust port works fairly well, but I had a hard time hooking up my shop vac. I used some adhesive backed felt inside the PVC T so that my hose would fit. It is tough when you get old and your hose doesn't fit! I can't begin to say how much I love having the table. I have a PC 7539 mounted in it so I can run raised panels, etc. This is a huge change from the little Sears table I used to use. Since I have a small shop I also put 2" casters on it so I can move it around easily. Regards, Dave I've added a few more pictures. You can see my dust collection "solution". I have plenty of room when my pickup isn't in my shop but I have all my "stationary" tools on mobile bases so I can get them out of the way. http://tinyurl.com/2yt8y2 Max |
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