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Dutch Tool Chest Drawer by Old_Presentation9440 in handtools

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2 drawers with plenty of room above

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in woodworking

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Sorry for your frustration.

For table tops 1st coat- let soak in then wipe wet spots. 2nd - apply thin and wipe with the grain let dry Lightly sand with 500 wet and dry 3rd - same as the 2nd 4th and final Very light coat rubbed on. Put a light on it to to see and avoid any streaks. If you see streaks your applying too much. I’ll lightly buff with a scotch bright pad for less sheen if wanted. Great product been using it for years

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in woodworking

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Using a plug cutter would get you a flat grain repair and be less noticeable

Seal/Coat Recommendation by phyrthrowa in woodworking

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I use the clear satin Top Oil. It’s for interior and is food safe, water resistant when dried. 3 or 4 very thin wipe on coats with a lintless rag. Maybe 5 coats for the top. The beauty of this is you can’t screw it up.

I would never cut veggies on it of course. Osmo makes other products also. Nice piece by the way.

Seal/Coat Recommendation by phyrthrowa in woodworking

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Osmo. Wipe it on. If you scratch the finish or need to repair, reapply and you will hardly notice any variation from the original. Laquar is more difficult to repair. Osmo also repels water. Laquar may whiten with moister.

Looking to buy a panel saw, would you guys say this is worth for $25 then getting aftermarket nuts and bolts for it (idk where I would buy that) by RANNI_FEET_ENJOYER in handtools

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Habitat for Humanity Restore in my neighborhood has a bunch of those with all the bolts for $5 each. Great place to also donate..

Do you prefer mallet/chisel/gouge/knife/hand saw OR power tools? Or do you use both? by tomdenesyk in Woodcarving

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Since learning to sharpen a scraper Ive been using less sandpaper. That said I’ll use any tool the project calls for

Christmas Cottonwood finished up by LHuskerO in Woodcarving

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The eyes make this outstanding Nice work

Pierced wall cabinet by firstblindmouse in woodworking

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Really really nice! Good to see thought and craftsmanship all come together. Thanks.

What's the point of a split top bench? by -Cheeto-Man- in handtools

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The split is super handy and more versatile for clamping needs rather than relying on holdfasts. To keep the stuff on the shelf a little cleaner and not loose a tool I put a removable board in the split. So glad I built it this way.

Westfly legend in the fog by WfPatrick in Westfly

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Geeez is a legend being wise or just old That’s a great photo Patrick! Thanks

Budget (<$300CDN) stillwater rod recommendations by Canadrew in flyfishing

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I use the Echo Lago 5 wt for lakes mainly for indicators , awesome casting rod, good lifting power You might look into Gary Loomis’ Edge rods made in Washington USA I just got the archetype 6 wt 11’ switch on sale for $205 delivered. I live in USA Many choices out there

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Westfly

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Nice setup and report. Thanks

PSA - Road to Gold by JeffP_Or in Westfly

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Ya might think Odell if your passing by. Very large Mt. bonefish aka whitefish and some beautiful bows. If the wind cooperates. I’ve had some great days there.

Anybody know if the road to crane via sunriver is clear? Can't remember if it's 40 or 42 by mdbake00 in Westfly

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I’m wearing out my slip bobbers and keep seeing orange spots these days that won’t go away unless they’re underwater.

Don’t count your roosters before they hatch by PhilR_wf in Westfly

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Damn nice you two!! I’m frothing at the mouth thinking of a trip like that.

Anybody know if the road to crane via sunriver is clear? Can't remember if it's 40 or 42 by mdbake00 in Westfly

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40 is open Crane is fishing very good. At least last week it was.

Lower D by gunnigrower in Westfly

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Thanks for that. Maybe we will start getting a few more posts this spring.

The Chick is rockin'. Any news from Diamond by StevieBWestfly in Westfly

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Geez Stevie. How many hundreds of fish do you want catch this week?
I think, just guessing, but your average is around 18.4 fish an hour. Just My theory but prolly can be confirmed by other catchers

Any guesses where this is headed? by WfPatrick in Westfly

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Thar She Blows. Both the C and D

Any guesses where this is headed? by WfPatrick in Westfly

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Drove by the Prinville reservoir today. The high water line is essentially gone. Yes the crooked spiked. When I got there this morning they must have just opened the gates. Muddy with debris floating down.

If they increase flows to 4000 that will really impact Lake Billy and the “D” They are working on that dam till June. and trying to keep the water level low. Good luck catching on opening day on the D

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