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My speed chart for finishing says
Internal Mix.... C

External Mix.... B

You might want to do a search here, there was another thread about this.

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Might want to check out this thread.

http://www.shopsmith.net/forums/showthr ... =pork+chop

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So does it turn ok by the the sanding disk? Did you use about 5 drops of oil, did you also oil the motor shaft with the spring on it? How are the teeth on the "pork chop" and did you lube it?

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Here are your choices in band saw videos.

http://www.shopsmithacademy.com/Archive_Index.htm#B

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I'm NOT sorry at all Nick, that someone "asked". Thanks for the lesson.

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OH WOW. Thats much more than I expected Nick. Thank You. Guess I'll be making some changes to the picnic table. Thank again Nick for the help.

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Can you turn it by hand? Before you do anything else, clean it up and lube it.

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Here are the plans. Just scroll down to see them.

http://www.buildeazy.com/kiddies_bbq_table_imp.html

It's a kids picnic table, when Cowboy+ posted pics of his. I thought the granddaughter would like one. It's being made out of 1/2 inch western red ceder.

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How would I use it to join a table leg to the top? The leg has a 60° angle cut on the ends. Would I set the miter gage to 60° and cut the slot? Then for the table top, go back to 90° and cut that slot?

beeg

Don't get slapped in the face with the drill bit Chris.

IF the bit catches for some reason, guess what will turn. The drill. Those right-angle adapters are great when you need them, BUT a PAIN to use.

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