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ERLover wrote:reible,
What diam core bit was that?
Also at Wally Mart today and got some cutting boards, thanks for that heads up too.
Sorry about the confusion, I swear I saw "5/8" there, or did you do a fast Edit on us?

3/8" bit, 5/16" deep

Thanks Ed. I realize that the classes are not taught that way now, Dusty.

Thank you for the input, Larry. I will make my mind up by the end of the day. Hopefully a spot will still be open.

So, just got an email to register for the upcoming Traveling Academy in Denver. Is it worth the $99? Would it be more in depth than a demo? I'm thinking yes cuz it's 7 hours of class!

ERLover wrote:So what does it do? Pics did not disciple anything special?

A wooden vise using bar clamps.

Awesome, I love it! Great work.

I got my pieces cut out using the previous dimensions. I actually had 7 1/4"x 3/4" and 5 1/2"x 3/4". Lucky me. I'm waiting on my 1/4" router chuck right now. I might try to come up with a jig in the mean time so I can use my handheld router.

I too only have a white sticker on the front. Would much rather have a more permanent identification location like on the aluminum plate cover.

Knowledge is power.

naurese wrote:I think it is the wood polished ??

The "wood" is sanded to 12k grit. Then applied a few coats of CA thin and sanded that to 12k grit.