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  1. Ed Weber

    Lets see your wood

    Just had some logs dropped off this morning. Diameter of the larger ones is 24" (600mm) approx. Nothing too fancy, just Monterey pine (Radiata Pine) https://www.wood-database.com/radiata-pine/ I'll be getting a second load later today It might end up being construction lumber but it was a good...
  2. Ed Weber

    Learning woodwork from youtube

    I had to laugh when he said his router bit was 20 years old. How old was he when he bought it, or is he just playing with the tools in dads shop?
  3. Ed Weber

    Learning woodwork from youtube

    I can't un-see that
  4. Ed Weber

    Table Saw Jig or Lathe Jig??

    Like you, I'm not a fan of this process but as many times as I've seen it done, she does it the best, safest, that I've seen.
  5. Ed Weber

    How to enthuse a 4 year old

    When I was that age, we had toys called "wooden blocks". You could build anything you wanted out of them, the only limit was your imagination. Them came the Erector Set (Meccano) and then Lego
  6. Ed Weber

    Does being right or lft-handed determine which way round a room you go when painting ?

    I start behind the door and work my way around, which ever way it happens to be.
  7. Ed Weber

    What is the safest way to plank a small log?

    Bandsaw sled hands down is the way to go, IMO
  8. Ed Weber

    Lets see your wood

    Do you ever have the feeling that your bandsaw is shrinking?
  9. Ed Weber

    Why are some router tables made up of cast iron but not others?

    I have to agree with Delany on this. Many people hobbist or not, don't put a value on their time. I build things because I can but also can't always be consumed with building something that will take x amount of time in some cases. Purchasing is sometimes the better option, even if you can build...
  10. Ed Weber

    Realigning blanks

    With goblets in particular, IMO it's important to never retrace your steps. Start with the bowl/cup, once it's complete, bring up the support and proceed down the piece. If you loose alignment, you need to loosen the chuck a small amount. With the lathe running at it's slowest speed or turning...
  11. Ed Weber

    Realigning blanks

    Cone center in tailstock
  12. Ed Weber

    Hollow mortice chisels

    https://www.scosarg.com/manufacturers/nakahashi These work great
  13. Ed Weber

    A little truth for a change.

    I find the thread title ironic, maybe it should be "A little Confusion" I won't argue about climate change because I'm not a climate scientist. I can say the weather patterns are different than what they were when I was younger. The one thing I can say is that all the rubbish us humans dump into...
  14. Ed Weber

    Proof that end grain joints are stronger than side-grain joints

    There are no glue "myths" only misunderstandings. When will this video just go away?
  15. Ed Weber

    Platter error

    JMHO, but I don't think you'll be able to have lacquer top coat to adhere to a wax based finish.
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