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  1. adowden

    Google SketchUp for Woodworking talk tomorrow in Raleigh

    I just wanted to invite everyone to a basic presentation on using Google SketchUp for woodworking tomorrow night at the Triangle Woodworker Association meeting at Klingspor in Raleigh at 7 pm. I want to keep this presentation very basic, so there won't be any dovetailed chests, but it will be...
  2. C

    West? Come eat and lets talk

    Hello everyone. Those of us in the Western part of the state get to read about all the fun things that happen 'down East'. Go East-enders! Why not here? I think we need to get together anyone interested and and discuss the potential of increasing activity in our part of the state. Shop...
  3. froglips

    New way to talk to the Board and Staff....

    We've made a tweak to open up a new method of communication between you and the Board of Directors, Moderators and Technical Staff. We've added new options to the "Contact Us" link seen at the bottom of the site. View image in gallery This isn't the final layout, we are going to tweak...
  4. froglips

    New Member Chat & Shop Talk April 15th

    Just wanted to remind everyone that we have our weekly Welcome New Member chat tomorrow night! http://www.ncwoodworker.net/forums/f23/attention-new-members-27615/ 7:30 - 8, focus on New Members. We'll happily welcome you to the community! 8 - cows come home: Topic: Shop Talk Basking...
  5. WoodWrangler

    Cyclone Talk, Again

    For the past 5 years I've been running a Jet 1100 dust collector in my hobby shop, and in that time I've tossed around "when" I'm going to upgrade to a cyclone system with better fine dust collection. Well, I'm back at it again ... :eusa_thin Cyclone talk has become similar to a religious, or...
  6. Jerome B

    Talk and Hand Tool Demo this Wed in Chapel Hill

    This Wed at noon I will be giving a short talk and demo at the Horace Williams House in Chapel Hill. The presentation will be about Thomas Day and I will have by bench and most of my tools out and will be trying to see how big of a mess I can get away with making on their front lawn. Come on...
  7. LeftyTom

    Let's Talk Flush Cutting Bits

    I understand the concept of a top bearing (hand held router) and bottom bearing (router table), and those bits with both a top and bottom bearings. What befuddles me is the bit diameter. :dontknow:Whether the diameter is 1/4" or 3/4", it will still trim flush. :eusa_thin Are the wider...
  8. C

    Lets talk about lumber

    I'm backing up on projects I need to be doing partly cause I need some good wood. I love wood but I hate going to buy it. Why? Read on and you might get an idea. We've seen some great explanations about sawing lumber and quarter sawing. At times QS is desireable for aesthetics, and stability...
    • CaptnA
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    • lumber talk
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    • Forum: Wood
  9. WoodWrangler

    BIG Lathe Talk

    Now I'm dreaming a bit here, but it's hot on my mind ... so I wanted to see what talk could be generated about some of the BIG lathes ... in particular the OneWay 2000 and Powermatic 3520B. Both look like beautiful offerings, but is the OneWay worth a few thousand more $$$$? Anyone have both...
  10. Jim Murphy

    Let's talk about Circular Saws

    All my life I've used circular saws that were "right-bladed." By that I mean that from the back of the saw, the motor is on the left and the blade on the right. And for the most part I use the guide on the plate to follow the cut line until I get to the end of the cut, where I have to lean...
  11. b4man

    Routers...can we talk?

    I searched the archives for router information. From reviews on the Bosch Colt and Trend to methods and techniques. I have a Bosch 1613EVS plunge router and is a great tool for rabbits, dado's and heavy duty work. I find though that for me it's too heavy and big to do more intricate cutting...
  12. Terry

    Shop Talk and a Good Visit

    It always nice to hear from fellow woodworkers and talk about the latest techniques and of course Shops. Well today I received a PM from John "MAC" Macmaster here in Cumberland County as I wrote a thread telling him I had some books and Videos on Inlaying. Mac took me up on the offer on the...
  13. walnutjerry

    Talk about BarBQ!!!

    After all the post and no concrete answer, I decided to steam the pieces with worm holes. 210 degrees for 5 hours should penetrate 1/2" (half the largest diameter of the pieces) and kill anything that "might" be in there. Time will tell!!! A couple pics will show the steamer-------if I got...
  14. DaveO

    Frank Klausz's talk at TWA meeting tonight

    Just got back from attending my first TWA meeting, and hearing Frank Klausz speak. It was a great time. I went to the get together at Buffalo Bros. beforehand and got the chance to meet several members and Mr. Klausz himself. That was very cool. The lecture was very interesting covering...

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