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Look up the replacement for a DeWalt jobsite saw, if they are 5/8 as well. I think the twist and thickness of the arbor nut is probably common.

That looks great!

The red hooks on the side are the lifting points.

Did you see the one about the live round that malfunctioned over the highway in California?

Haystack Rock at sunset.
Canon Beach, Oregon

Pictures of both end tables. #woodworking

I present to you, the live edge drawer.

#Woodworking #liveedge #whiteoak #walnut #rubiomonocoat

Biggest flip I’ve ever done. Full clench.

#woodworking

*with a barrel in the logo

Thank you!

It’s triangle solitaire. A version of this game is familiar to people who have eaten at a chain restaurant barrel in the logo.

Big stuff gets awkward moving around or figuring out you need to flip it over for a step and then flip it back over, etc. I’ve been having that issue all week. Here’s a little taster, should be mostly together tomorrow.

Looks great!

Happens all the time. I just write big labels for parts and sometimes have to write things like “no” huge on one side to make sure I’m seeing the correct side during a cut. It all sands off in the end.

No, I have nothing against this. It just looks like a filled negative space. The shine is just more of a glass look and I’m okay with that. The grain looks like the wood is stopping naturally and the void is filled.

I’m fine when it’s filling a void only and is just a solid color that doesn’t act as a feature. I’m that use, you’re able to use wood with amazing natural shapes & colors in it that would be trash otherwise.

When the slab is cut to make a river or the epoxy color what is highlighted, I’m out.

Yeah, looks like they do bent lamination on some of the stuff. They note it in pieces where it’s done.

Yeah, the other ones make a lot of sense, must have just came across the one in a million chunk that could give that book match on the seat.

Stacked lamination of pieces of solid wood (Wendell Castle), where the grain isn’t alternating, gives you an end product made of all solid wood pieces.

I’m not really sure that’s used anywhere here.

Yeah, I would imagine that’s how it’s done. That seat grain is so confusing if it’s a single block.

The other chairs they made of this design of look normal. I’m still having trouble wrapping my mind around the bookmatched one.

I reverse image searched it. It’s from madeinratio.

No, look at the shape of the joints on the front leg.

I revise my statement. I took a shower and all I could think about was the ways in which this picture is fake. There are at least a handful of ways.

Fairly sure that’s AI

The next level: you can Google the override for whatever thermostat is in the room and it will actually cool the room down, instead of feeling like 72, when you have it set on 68. Caveat- the AC for the hotel has to be on usually, which may not be the case some months.

Super glue

Any board is a surfboard; given the adequate proportion of the riding entity to the board.

Np. Still refining. This way makes it a little uneven. If I was doing it again, I’d probably wipe on and wipe off many times, to get the grain dark and then do however many light coats were required for the wood, which would only be 2-3.

It’s not large, but it’s growing as people utilize the tabs on the top of the app to follow interests.

What setting did you select on sketch up to make your plans print like that?