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This is really cool! Thanks for ideating, executing, and sharing!

Very nice!
For some goodly years I've been sidestepping miter joints in one way or another. Looks like you've got the solution!

Very nice plan and execution!

I use my strip-sander a lot. Not so much for woodworking pieces, but for various hobbies of mine, plus keeping the wood hand tools sharpened.

The other old tip from Nick / Jim. was to keep the planer bed waxed. But knife sharpness is first.

There is a whole mindset to lathe turning, in which you keep the exact same center mount method through as many steps as possible. The Screw Center in fact enforces this mindset more than a scroll chuck would do. It can be enjoyable to think through the steps when crafting a turning.

Now.... looking forward to "Spring verdigris"....

The Shopsmith is the trusty tool, the Owner is the inspiration !

Trying to remember my Chevy's glitch from the 2024 summer. Whatever it was, once I got some Shell V-Power 'detergent' gas and really wrung out the engine, my fault went away. During the fault, I inferred the exhaust was deemed "rich" and the control system kept reducing fuel injector duty ...

Thanks!
Actually the rawhide mallet was bought from Shopsmith some time back. A very useful tool!