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I am in the process of designing and adding a lower level working surface to my main workbench. The main bench is 36.5 inches high and that is a great height to work at the bench while standing or sitting on a stool. I have noted it is also the perfect height for the back area of a jewelers' s...
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The project is underway! I am posting an article under the WOOD tab. Here is a link. http://thehobbyistworkshop.com/jla/index.php/... Read More
Tuesday, 14 May 2013 14:53
Time sure flies. Weekends have been full of family activities so bench work was grounded. What's left is putting some sort of fini... Read More
Friday, 24 May 2013 08:29
Noah would have enjoyed this week end. Not continuous rain but raining every day. I can cut the humidity with a knife. I sweat lik... Read More
Monday, 27 May 2013 13:05
I got the clamping puck made from aluminum. I may add a centering pocket in the puck for the screw. Late Monday I was able to get ... Read More
Tuesday, 28 May 2013 07:50
The bench is finished and installed. It works as good as I thought it would. I produced a 2 1/2 minute video that shows the slidin... Read More
Monday, 03 June 2013 18:10
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A coworker in my office cut down an old pecan tree on his property. There are lots of them around in this part of the country so pecan is not an endangered species. A lot of Texans like to use the wood for smoking barbeque as it imparts a nice flavor. Pecan is a first cousin species to hickor...
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I have been reviewing a very important shop tool called the workbench. It’s so important a part of a good workshop that there have been quite a few books written on the device. Every bench I have has had special thought and consideration about purpose, size and location. I built all mine from scratc...
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I think I win too. I just made my bank account a little thinner and the Vectric coffers a bit fuller. I consider it a necessary evil to pay the piper occasionally. In this case it was a software upgrade. I just moved from the 3.5 version of Aspire to the newest which is 4.0 or a few fractions higher...
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I did my first post on this subject in the Shop Notes tab of this web site: http://thehobbyistworkshop.com/jla/index.php/shop-notes/the-shop-dust-storm Now that I have the blog in place it makes more sense to continue the story here. It seems no one is reading or at least commenting here,...
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I looked at my tired shop vac and couldn't help but notice the large numbers splashed across the motor housing that proclaimed it ... Read More
Tuesday, 12 March 2013 15:15
I used the Shop Fox dust collector in a real world application this weekend. I built a little building board for the bench, see ->... Read More
Monday, 18 March 2013 08:07
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