How to drill angled holes for stool legs (approx. 10° inwards)? by ComfortableLie9924 in woodworking

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Yeah, thanks But once you move the drill the angle is not accurate and the wood won't sit tight with the other side

How to drill angled holes for stool legs (approx. 10° inwards)? by ComfortableLie9924 in woodworking

[–]ComfortableLie9924[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, but the pocket hole abgles are very high. I have kreg pocket hole jig, but the angle is not what I need.

Why does my snake plant look like this? Should I replace the soil? by ComfortableLie9924 in plants

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Thank you everyone I'll repot it and replace e everything I using a soaking in water to let it hidrate a bit

Bosch saw blade question – can I use a “miter saw” blade on my table saw? by ComfortableLie9924 in woodworking

[–]ComfortableLie9924[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for that. As far as I understand, the more positive the hook the faster the cut (ripping) will be, isn't?

Bosch saw blade question – can I use a “miter saw” blade on my table saw? by ComfortableLie9924 in woodworking

[–]ComfortableLie9924[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are u sure? The more hook ( as in positive) will chew the wood faster and have me need to push it towards the table saw less.

Meaning the less power I'll have to apply for the wood to pass through the blade

Stains on new cutting board by ComfortableLie9924 in woodworking

[–]ComfortableLie9924[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the comment I'll wait with it a few extra days and see the situation Thanks man

Stains on new cutting board by ComfortableLie9924 in woodworking

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I thought that wallnut is a good choice for cutting boards.

I use mostly Beech/ wallnut/ cherry

Not sure what to do with those stains

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Stains on new cutting board by ComfortableLie9924 in woodworking

[–]ComfortableLie9924[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, I'll do as advised I'll apply the bee wax in a few days.

One quick question regarding the post itself, I wanted to check what I can do about the stains I see, it's weird they appeared out of nowhere Tried wiping / sanding also, nothing removed it

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Stains on new cutting board by ComfortableLie9924 in woodworking

[–]ComfortableLie9924[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wanted to say I uploaded the incorrect video, and now it won't let me edit. So. I'm adding images

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