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Rookie Workshop...work-in-progress
So, working on my first workshop, which is really 1/2 of a two car garage. Below are photos of the work in progress. Part of the setup includes a new workbench. I framed the workbench out of 2x4. The top is two sheets of 3/4 plywood (glued and screwed). I'm going to put 1x2 edging on the...- joepoolplayer
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- Forum: Workshop Discussion
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router rookie part deux
Got my table , got my router ( gloat pics later ) now to the bits I was pretty surprised at the price of good rounover bits :eek: and I'm wondering about the HF roundover bits with the bearings. Bear in mind that I will not be building furniture anytime soon and will most likely destroy a lot...- sawduster
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- Forum: Power Tools and Their Use
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router rookie
OK, I just scored this awesome router table from turtlewood ( thanx man :icon_thum ) and my cheap router don't fit :BangHead: Boo hoo .....guess I have to buy another router :jealous: I don't need nuttin' fancy ( moment of silence for Ronnie Van Zant please :eusa_booh) and Klingspors has...- sawduster
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- Forum: Power Tools and Their Use
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Rookie Question
I am just getting started in woodworking - making furniture. I don't know all the correct terms to use so forgive my ignorance here. I have been buying oak from Lowe's Hardware and it is very expensive. I know it must be much less expensive to buy a planer and smooth the wood myself. Here...- flatheadfisher
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- Forum: Wood
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Rookie needs help w/ wood ID
Bought these wall cabinets about 3 years ago at Lowe's for my garage. They don't carry them anymore so now I'm going to attempt to build some base cabinets to match. Think it's birch but I though I'd ask the pros. Thanks, Jeremy
