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OK, I've sanded the interior with 40 grit and then again with 80. I will (somewhat grudgingly) admit that I could still see the...

When I built my carbon copy Kite, I made a temporary seat pedestal, put the tractor seat on it, and took the boat out of a test ride...

Here's a shot from the bottom with the waterline shaded in white. Bow is to the right as you're looking at it. Bloodvein below by Alan...

I have used variations of this jig but tend to stick with a featherboard; if I have to manufacture isometric strips to even begin using...

one of my tablesaws had the same problem of creeping a bit when you locked it down, turned out that the rear hook was slightly out of...

I mapped tailings from coal strip mines in Indiana, Kentucky. It’s not something you can fix afterwards. Not worth the risk...

It's not worth taking the chance, on the mine not contaminating the BWCA. There is No fix, if the BWCA is contaminated. The BWCA is...

Are there any Midwesterners on this page.?

I can't take credit where it's not due. While my daughters are both capable of such artistry, I am best suited to following the path of...

Yes. I had the same problem with our Saw Stop. I'm not saying it's a fault of the saw. You just have to be aware of it. The locking nut...

Ended up trapped in training h@ll longer than expected, so only got 10 boards cut up. Ran into one problem. The fence in our table saw...

Today was glassing day and I made one addition before wetting out the cloth. I wasn't going to mention it in this thread but I'd swear...

I was thinking of something like this: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0032386124008966 Only 1mm thick though...

Sounds like you have it handled. Good luck with the sneaking off part ! Ha ! Jim

I'm working with 8 foot by 4 inch, so pretty manageable. I do keep my eye on the jig, if one of the boards is slightly wider and you...