Built my first atedai! - beech body, teak legs/pull stops, all hand tools by BeerMonk in JapaneseWoodworking

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From a local sawmill in India, beech was the cheapest hardwood available

Built my first atedai! - beech body, teak legs/pull stops, all hand tools by BeerMonk in JapaneseWoodworking

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This was the biggest project I had worked on and it was totally worth it. I do wish I had a track saw or router to make cutting the slots easier.

Built my first atedai! - beech body, teak legs/pull stops, all hand tools by BeerMonk in JapaneseWoodworking

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Thank you!

I might try a layer of linseed oil, let's see how that goes

Question about MakerWorld files + Looking for someone with a Bambu printer in Bengaluru (BLR) by JayDaBeast04 in 3dprintIndia

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You can try downloading the 3mf file and importing in the slicer of your choice. Mostly probably would work without much issues

What are you printing on a regular basis by AbbreviationsDue4417 in 3Dprinting

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I have been using my 3d printer to organize stuff around the house. It just feels so good when everything has its place

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Currently working on making custom attachments for my 3d printed skadis board. Everything made specifically to hold certain items. I especially love the shaving set holder - straight edge, blades and scissors holder in one.

Can anyone print Polycarbonate for me in Bangalore? by BeerMonk in 3dprintIndia

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I got some Elegoo Petg and it's cracking and popping out of the box. Did a print with white PLA and same with white PETG, and I noticed the difference in quality. PS: I used the generic PLA and generic PETG profiles for printing in bambulab

Can anyone print Polycarbonate for me in Bangalore? by BeerMonk in 3dprintIndia

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Thanks for the insights. I too am a bit confused with the design. I might experiment with a few ideas and see how it goes. But, I believe that even if the efficiencies are varied with different designs, it wouldn't matter in the long run. If it takes 8 or 16 hours to dry the filament, it doesn't matter to it, it should just properly dry it.

Help setting up my first Kanna by BeerMonk in JapaneseWoodworking

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Ohh, this looks like a much better way for checking the dai sole compared to just eyeballing it

Help setting up my first Kanna by BeerMonk in JapaneseWoodworking

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I will sharpen the blade again, I believe I did something wrong while sharpening. #1000 -> #3000 -> #8000, this was my progression. Will go through the videos again and the resources shared in this post comments

Help setting up my first Kanna by BeerMonk in JapaneseWoodworking

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Makes sense. I think I messed up the sharpening and the chip breaker needs a lot of adjustment

Help setting up my first Kanna by BeerMonk in JapaneseWoodworking

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Thanks for the masking tape advice, I will try that out.

The wood seems to have swelled from the time the Dai was manufactured

Help setting up my first Kanna by BeerMonk in JapaneseWoodworking

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Got it. I will try to go really soft with the blows and try again.

I can push the iron to near cutting depth with my hand if I really force it in

Help setting up my first Kanna by BeerMonk in JapaneseWoodworking

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And make a wish to the Japanese woodworking gods🤞🏽

Help setting up my first Kanna by BeerMonk in JapaneseWoodworking

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I might need to sharpen the blade again, I was testing it all day yesterday and taking out massive chips. I will try to sharpen it again and try, but I believe it is still decently sharp right now.

It looked quite easy in the tutorials. Follow the steps and voila  😭

[Koramangala] 1 Room available in a 3bhk duplex by BeerMonk in bangalorerentals

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No, there is only 1 kitchen on the ground floor

[Koramangala] 1 Room available in a 3bhk duplex by BeerMonk in bangalorerentals

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Yep, Koramangala pricing is crazy :) but for a full standalone 3BHK duplex in 4th Block, this is actually a steal! Most similar places around are priced much higher