Anyone enjoy woodworking?

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I'm not sure but I don't think your dust collector works:p

LOL, it was an ancient planer with no real dust collection built in. The kludge you see actually does pull a LOT - I filled up the bag. But the main benefit is that the light floaty bits are minimized. Much less dust in the air after.
 
I'm done posting in this thread based on the skill sets being demonstrated. I'm simply not worthy among this crowd. :eek:o_O:rolleyes:
 
I'm done posting in this thread based on the skill sets being demonstrated. I'm simply not worthy among this crowd. :eek:o_O:rolleyes:
I’ve been feeling the same way!!
 
I'm done posting in this thread based on the skill sets being demonstrated. I'm simply not worthy among this crowd. :eek:o_O:rolleyes:
You need to come up and play:D:D

It all book reading and practice.
 
Not the hand railings, the inside radius molding was though
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That is some nice work, That is some nice work!!!:)

I have always wanted to build a steamer. I might have to do this when I build my dining room table.
 
I am so happy I found this thread, woodworking is a big hobby of mine! Some of my more recent projects I actually took pictures of... as well as some of the stands I have made. I just turned the 125 into a reef and redid the stand/canopy. I will try to remember to take some pictures of it to share!

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Just seeing the table. Oh yeah
 
Beautiful!
Each one of the doors weighs 250 lbs all the panels move indepently, meaning that there is 8 panels per door. One set for the inside and one set for the outside so that with the temperature change each panel move indepently and there will be no cracking.
This one is white oak
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Each one of the doors weighs 250 lbs all the panels move indepently, meaning that there is 8 panels per door. One set for the inside and one set for the outside so that with the temperature change each panel move indepently and there will be no cracking.
This one is white oak
Sam Saperito 012.jpg Sam Saperito 015.jpg Sam Saperito 018.jpg Sam Saperito 023.jpg Sam Saperito 028.jpg
Wow wow wow!! Incredible Jeffery.
 

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