Philly
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Yes, Trev I got mine from Silvermans (they don't cut them down for you though 
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cheers
Philly
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Philly
Another Project Eats The (Saw) Dust!
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trevtheturner
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John & Philly,
Seriously - thanks for the info.
Flippantly - not quite as fast as Alf. :wink: But, after all, that's situation normal, aint it! :lol:
Cheers,
Trev.
Seriously - thanks for the info.
Flippantly - not quite as fast as Alf. :wink: But, after all, that's situation normal, aint it! :lol:
Cheers,
Trev.
Johnboy
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Yeah, sorry for being so slow. I sometimes wonder if Alf is wired directly to her PC.
John
John
Philly
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Yeah, well it's o.k. for Alf, She never has projects to finish, blah, blah :roll: :wink: :twisted: :twisted:
Saying that, how does the toolbox restoration go??
regards
Flash :roll:
Saying that, how does the toolbox restoration go??
regards
Flash :roll:
Charley
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Very nice Philly 8)
Alf
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SlowlyPhilly":3kmooknt said:
I just happened to wander by at the right moment, honest. :roll:
Cheers, Alf
A
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Philly
I am so jealous. how do you manage to make these projects so quickly??
I started a couple of bedside cabinets months ago and still haven't finished them even though they contain considerably less work than your chest of drawers.
I am so jealous. how do you manage to make these projects so quickly??
I started a couple of bedside cabinets months ago and still haven't finished them even though they contain considerably less work than your chest of drawers.
tx2man
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Looks great Philly 8)
Been playing with the dado then!
TX
Been playing with the dado then!
TX
Philly
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Tx,
Yes the dado came in very handy on this project. It works quickly,quietly and with a complete lack of excitement. Its just like cutting a piece on the tablesaw-except you get a beautiful, flat bottemed and crisp dado. It worked great even cross grain on the ply.
I would'nt recommend trying to use a dado on a saw that obviously can't take one :!: but if you have suitable specced machine that can, then give it a try (I still have all my fingers and thumbs :shock: )
Mind you, a router does just as good a job (only waaaaaaaay slower......)
best regards
Philly
(not really trying to start something :roll: )
Yes the dado came in very handy on this project. It works quickly,quietly and with a complete lack of excitement. Its just like cutting a piece on the tablesaw-except you get a beautiful, flat bottemed and crisp dado. It worked great even cross grain on the ply.
I would'nt recommend trying to use a dado on a saw that obviously can't take one :!: but if you have suitable specced machine that can, then give it a try (I still have all my fingers and thumbs :shock: )
Mind you, a router does just as good a job (only waaaaaaaay slower......)
best regards
Philly
(not really trying to start something :roll: )
tim
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Looks really nice - well done. Where did you get the purpleheart from - I'm assuming its glued up and not onme great big slab!
Cheers
T
Cheers
T
Philly
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Hi Tim
Purpleheart came from Yandles, Martock-cost me £20 for enough to make the top. Worth a trip if you live anywhere vaguely near!
web site is: http://shogun.co.uk/yandle/
cheers
Philly
Purpleheart came from Yandles, Martock-cost me £20 for enough to make the top. Worth a trip if you live anywhere vaguely near!
web site is: http://shogun.co.uk/yandle/
cheers
Philly
tx2man
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Philly,
Yea, i've got the Freud dado, and yes i've
cut some H/J's with it, only,not with the right specced.....
TX
Yea, i've got the Freud dado, and yes i've
cut some H/J's with it, only,not with the right specced.....
TX
