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Very nice. How did you construct the skirt? I second that question...and also would be interested in hearing how you built the lip around the top. BTW, great project! The skirt was constructed by gluing two 3/4 plywood sheets and using the ss band saw circle jig to cut the skirt base then gluing on...

It seems when one honey-do project is completed two more appear in its place.
Cutting veneer for decorative edge.

To correct this, I pained a thin yellow strip on the ShopSmith chuck, and painted the tip of the chuck key to match. Then, I made a holder for both of the keys. The magnet was ugly but useful. I had a few scraps of curly maple and purple heart wood left over from a mallet I made awhile back. I did ...

That is a neat bird house/project! Coincidently I am building bird houses right now and if I may, I might try this in the future. I have some small apple and elm logs that are from trees cut on our property a couple of years ago. I'll try to post pictures when I finish my current house. John I live...

Turning firewood into a Birdhouse. The birds are chirping away seems like a good time to hang a birdhouse.

I'd like to know more about how you made the one on the right. Did you spot the final form of that wishbone in a tree branch? I'm very impressed by woodworkers who have an eye for that sort of thing. [/quote] For the infinity heart I started with a 3/4 black walnut after drawing the image the design...

Just for fun of makeing sawdust. (AKA Man Glitter)

I just thought of another issue. Studying the pic of your setup, it appears that the bit is climb cutting. I’ve experimented with both climb and conventional cuts on my CNC router. The best technique for me seems to be to do roughing passes with a climb cut, followed by a light finishing pass with ...

Very nice, how are you doing with the threads and chip out with that bit ? if it is excessive would a less aggressive bit make any difference ? As for chipout All my trials have been with the workpiece at 90 to the bit. I think my next try will be with the workpiece canted so only the face of the b...

algale wrote: ↑Sun Mar 12, 2023 10:13 am I like that too! What kind of bit are you using in the chuck to cut the threads??

It is a thread mill bit typically used in vertical mills.