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Woodworking project posted online

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I submitted pix of making the Wine Glass Cabinet (previously shown here) to Highland Woodworking online magazine and they printed(?) it for September.

My ShopSmith is highlighted in the making. The url is

http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/wood ... binet.html

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Post by algale »

Nice! I assume that the you are referring to the adjustable stop collar when you talk about the "black piece below the dust port is a two-piece threaded item that allows me to adjust the fence in 1/64 inch increments if needed."
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That is a pretty and skillfully done piece of work Forrest.

Congratulations. :)
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Atta Boy Forrest!!!
Octogenarian's have an earned right to be a curmudgeon.
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Post by BuckeyeDennis »

Nice article, Forrest!

I remember that you posted a beautiful photo of the finished product here a while back. I tried to pull it up, but kept getting invalid-link errors. Can you re-post that here for the benefit of the new guys? The photos in the article really don't do it full justice.
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Goes back to buddy in VA, I think his name is Hencle, search engine guru!!!
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Previous pic attachment lost?

Post by forrestb »

I found the previous post of the cabinet, but I get 'invalid attachment' when trying to open the pic.

So here are some. I think I need Dusty's help on taking pictures!

edit: yes, that is the stop collar

Forrest

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Beautiful.........I especially like the glass in the base, gives it a nice light appearance! WELL DONE!
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Post by reible »

Forum member makes it big! Thanks for letting us know. Haven't had too many members getting out where people can see just what a shopsmith can do given the right person doing it.

This is great and congratulations.

Ed
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Ed, what a great comment!

Post by forrestb »

I have seen some excellent wood working projects here. Now, if anyone has ANY pictures taken while in progress pull them out and concoct some words to go with them (especially, if SS is among them).

Send the file to Highland Woodworking "Project Ideas" or "Show Us Your Stuff" (url to find those is

http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/wood ... wn109.html ).

If "published" they give you store credit. I submitted under "Show Us Your Stuff" but they chose to use it in "Project Ideas:" It was worth $90 (spent it already on a Veritas spokeshave:) ) and I was told the "Show Us Your Stuff" was paying $50.

Show off your ShopSmith!:cool:

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