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    Paolini ruler

    Got mine early this week. Nice. I have only held it in my hand so far, but maybe this weekend will get some use.
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    My daughter

    Sorry things did not go like you hoped, but glad the surgery is over and things are moving forward.
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    Build Your Own Marking Gauge

    Very timely. Been looking for some instruction on how to make one. Thanks.
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    grounding dust collection question

    I felt a strong static charge on my Clearvue cyclone this weekend. I could hear the arc, and was able to capture a video. http://s20.photobucket.com/albums/b205/reprosser/WaterTankRd/?action=view&current=DustArc.mp4 This is at the connection of the flex tubing to the bin connector. I probably...
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    Gregory Paolini Rule

    Just ordered mine. (6" combo) Cool tool!
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    "Pin Nailer's vs. Brad Nailers

    I have the Grex pin nailer, a Bostich brad/finish nailer, (also a $20 HF brad nailer that could not shoot thru oak) and a Hitachi frame nailer. All within a few months, so I am a newbie with all of them. Great time savers for me. I choose the pin nailer for temp connections/glue ups, or if I...
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    Greetings from Columbia SC.

    Just to clarify. Wood Zone was a good place - but they closed down a couple of months ago. Were planning to continue the internet store, but it is still under construction.
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    How to figure header size for double door

    Thanks all I went with 2x12 and double jack studs. I needed openings for a 60" double door, and a 36" pocket door for under the stairs. (No steel):no:
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    Greetings from Columbia SC.

    Hey Chris Woodzone (used to be over in West Cola) had a couple of canoe building classes a while back. They still have the website up with a contact email. Might be able to get some info from them. rick (across the river in Pelion)
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    How to figure header size for double door

    The header will be running parallel to the ceiling joists/rafters - so I agree there should not be much load to worry about. Like Mike, I like to err on the safe side. Big and beefy!:cool:
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    How to figure header size for double door

    I am building a finishing room in my shop, and I need to install a 60" double door. I checked around on the web, but it seems to be real complicated to determine the size of the header. I plan to store stuff (not lumber) overhead, but it will not be a 2nd floor - just storage. I figure a 2x12...
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    Tomahawk Done

    I like it. :icon_cheers Wish I had the skills for carving...0'course, I don't have time to do all my hobbies now.:eusa_booh I always thought a Tomahawk had a cutting edge (metal or stone). Shows how much I know.:dontknow:
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    Recent Build (not the norm around here)

    Very cool! Is that Wenge?
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    Where to find froe, adz, hatchet, and axe?

    Sadly, they just closed down the store. They plan to continue the internet site I think. The other woodworking place in Columbia is Mann Tool, but I don't think they would have what you are looking for. (WoodZone would not have had it either.) Maybe they could order something.
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    sawstop recommendations

    I would agree that a lot of table saw injuries are the result of a loose nut :gar-La;, but even the most experienced, safety conscious person can have an accident...and it only takes one:cry_smile I am puzzled about why I see this comment on most every Sawstop thread I have read. Do you drive...
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    sawstop recommendations

    I have the PCS as well, and am very happy with it. I would consider the contractor version if I had a big need for job site portability, but otherwise would stay with the PCS. This is a solid, quality saw - and I like the extra insurance that I hope I never need.
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    DNA Drying Method

    I have done mostly bowls, but I just put the item in dna, and leave it for 1-3 days. Then I let it flash dry, and put it in a paper bag. Sometimes I have left the inner surface of the bowl uncovered.
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    Grrr-Ripper ordered! (safest way to rip thin strip off small boards)

    Almost - yes. But don't forget to secure the work piece with the second grriper before removing the first grriper when using the over hand feed method. DAMHIKT :eusa_doh:Lucky for me I always stand to the side. Very pleased with my set of Grripers.
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    Jet vs Grizzly Jointer/Planers with spiral heads

    I am in the same situation of trying to pick between Jet and Griz. I am looking at the 12" spiral head model. One difference is that the fence is removed on the Griz when using the planer - but the Jet stays attached but out of the way. Probably takes a little more room, but I am not tight on...
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    Clocks: Time for some "other" project

    All neat clocks. My favorite is The Eagle/Flag clock.

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