safely Planing an end grain cutting board

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Re: safely Planing an end grain cutting board

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rjent wrote:OK, made a video of the drum sander. Editing it now, hope to post it to YouTube later. Will let you know when it is up .... :D

Be warned, my squeaky voice and ugly mug will be visible .... fair warning. I am not a plumber, so the "crack" isn't showing but still .... :cool:
Cool! Are you going to do a saxophone riff during the opening credits, like Drew and his banjo in the Sawdust Sessions? :cool:
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Re: safely Planing an end grain cutting board

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BuckeyeDennis wrote:
rjent wrote:OK, made a video of the drum sander. Editing it now, hope to post it to YouTube later. Will let you know when it is up .... :D

Be warned, my squeaky voice and ugly mug will be visible .... fair warning. I am not a plumber, so the "crack" isn't showing but still .... :cool:
Cool! Are you going to do a saxophone riff during the opening credits, like Drew and his banjo in the Sawdust Sessions? :cool:
That's a cool idea. Put some sax to the sander .... :D

No time, maybe I will edit it later. Pretty crude video (editing wise), shot in high def and reduced for YouTube. I will start a new thread and post a link in this post .... :D

OK the video is live: http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/viewt ... =9&t=17187
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