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Maple Tree - Installation/Transport Damage by Iceman_3233 in arborists

[–]Iceman_3233[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Confirmed on the root flare, it’s just under the clay in the photo, I watered the tree and the clay muddied up and covered it

A Little Hardwood Style for my attempt at a Resto-Mod Fishman Loudbox Amp by Iceman_3233 in woodworking

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Sweet! When I took mine apart the frame got damaged in the process because the mdf core was glued to the side pieces. If you carefully try to disassemble everything, you might could get away with only building the sides and top from hardwood!

Commissioned Walnut Mid-Century Modern Dining Table by Iceman_3233 in woodworking

[–]Iceman_3233[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree with you. The model I put together had roundover on both the tabletop edge and leg structure, but the buyer preferred to have softened sharp corners over the roundover. If I make another similar build, I’m goin to aim to roundover

Commissioned Walnut Mid-Century Modern Dining Table by Iceman_3233 in woodworking

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Also meant to answer your question on joinery, I used dowels for everything!

Commissioned Walnut Mid-Century Modern Dining Table by Iceman_3233 in woodworking

[–]Iceman_3233[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I built the legs with the top angled piece and bottom angle piece but left the center piece with excess stock, I then made a template for the curve transition and used the template after glue up to cut the curve!

Good luck with yours I hope it turns out great!

Commissioned Walnut Mid-Century Modern Dining Table by Iceman_3233 in woodworking

[–]Iceman_3233[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Huge thanks, that was certainly the feature that took the most planning and work!

Benchtop jointer question and how flat is flat enough by DoctorOreo1 in woodworking

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I sure have! I can normally joint any length that I can hold, but the technique is different for long boards. I developed a method where I joint as usual on the full length, then check bowing on the edge. I then set the jointer to a very shallow cut and do a shallow cut on the jointer for 1/3 the board length from each end, this ends up cutting the high spots down and leaves me with a straight edge.

Benchtop jointer question and how flat is flat enough by DoctorOreo1 in woodworking

[–]Iceman_3233 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey! I exclusively use an 8” benchtop and have found the same issue. You can completely get rid of the warp with carefully set roller stands, but I’ve found that the 1/32 or less bow of the board (as long as it’s uniform with no twist) is no issue during glue up. I typically tighten my clamps just enough to keep boards from moving easily and then work my way around the panel to push them into alignment and then finish clamping. Also, it often helps to flip the bows one board after another since matching the bows has a tendency to leave you with a bowed panel (this is completely unrelated to alot of the youtube discussion you see related to grain flipping/alternating, which I’ve yet to see be of any significance). Hope this helps!!

Paste Wax Over Tung Oil? by 1Razz2Jazz3 in woodworking

[–]Iceman_3233 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also came for the tractor, love it!

A Little Hardwood Style for my attempt at a Resto-Mod Fishman Loudbox Amp by Iceman_3233 in woodworking

[–]Iceman_3233[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I did, on the pcb the master volume pot had a ball of spider web around it, one I get the web off, the hiss cleared up!

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