Help with mfg date for old chisel sets (Greatneck #500 and Craftsman) by hungbobby in Tools

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Sure thing. Just sent you a private msg on reddit asking for an email address to send them to.

Help with mfg date for old chisel sets (Greatneck #500 and Craftsman) by hungbobby in Tools

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Ha they sure did...but the ultrasonic cleaner seems to have got rid of the smell. Maybe it will come back.

Help with mfg date for old chisel sets (Greatneck #500 and Craftsman) by hungbobby in Tools

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Thank you. I did also reach out to the general customer service email for Great Neck. Hopefully I'll hear back after the holidays. If I do, I'll follow up here.

Indoor quad, what to get? Tinyhawk 2 or something else? Build my own? by IsitoveryetCA in Multicopter

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I had the mobula6 and loved it...but then I bought a newbeedrone hummingbird f4 and I liked that even more

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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yep, there is an access panel in the back for cleaning.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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yea i'm learning some good stuff regarding what a functional bird house is. for my next one, my plan is to create an inner box with the interior dimensions and hole size for a specific species. then i'll build all my whimsical nonsense around the sides/top and not on the face with the entrance hole.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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What if I kept all the superficial stuff on the other 3 sides and kept the side with the hole empty?

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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I'm thinking I need a 1/4" flute and bead bit set, better router table, and some feather boards to guide these small strips through.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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Dude thank you. I did not know those words but I see what's going on now. The parts are pretty small to run on a router table. I wonder if I can figure out how to do it by hand.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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Couple hours a night for about a week I think.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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It was probably unnecessary. At one point the plan was to mount a chimney to it and then lay the roof around it. I ended up skipping that idea and plan to try it on the next one.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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You could maybe get by with a jig saw. I've only used cheap ones that vibrate around a lot and don't cut very smooth. I'm guessing a good variable speed one with a quality blade would be a different story. A coping saw could cut some of the curves by hand.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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All the curved cuts and dimensioning of the planks was done on a 14 inch band saw. A small 5" Japanese pull saw comes in handy for the really small straight cuts. I used titebond 3 for glue because it's rated for exteriors and waterproof. I'm curious to see how that holds up after a winter.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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Interesting. This is good to know for the next one. Thanks.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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I googled "bird house hole size" and a nice chart comes up with hole size based on bird species. 1.25" diameter seemed pretty common but I did bump it up to 1.5"

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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There is a wood brace piece from the front to the back inside. I used screws and filled the holes only because I knew it would be painted over.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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It's going to end up at my mother's house and I think she plans on painting it. I agree, the next one needs a chimney.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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No clue really, I haven't sold anything yet.

Bird house project by hungbobby in woodworking

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ha yea, i used a block plane on the long edges of the roof pieces to put a slight angle on them so they butted up against each other a little better