PlayinwithFIRE
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Ronstar
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^^^Very nice!! I really like that box lid.
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Playing with my eprinter. Made corner and Tee bracket models for drawer dividers, and eprinted them. Combined with some wood to make dividers.
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Surewhitey
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Very nice for organization. You gave me an idea... Thanks.
Surewhitey
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Nice design.
Ronstar
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The eprinter extruder that feeds the filament does a lot of starting/stopping (vibrating?) to the point that set screws on the extruder shaft work loose. And of course one of the set screws fell out and I cant find it.
So I ordered an upgrade extruder ($11) from Amazon. Amazon website says that they sold more than 1000 of these in the past month.
Ronstar
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Thanks, but I saw something similar on the internet.
Finance Dave
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Pool tarp cover…29 feet long…composite…for a customer’s house.
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pacergal
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YUM!
Ronstar
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Perfect! Big improvement over looking at the tarp rolled up by the pool.
ERD50
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So that's a cover for a cover? You might suggest it needs a cover, could be an endless source of income for you!
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Ronstar
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Concentrating on making small stuff - big stuff takes up too much space. I'm going to gift some pocket knives - made a prototype gift box
Ronstar
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I had a knife blade from Indy Hammered Knives where I went to knife making class. I made the spalted maple handles and the leather sheath. Easier for me to make knives from someone else's blade blanks. I don't have room for a forge and other blacksmith stuff.
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WOW! Excellent craftsmanship!!
Surewhitey
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I had a knife blade from Indy Hammered Knives where I went to knife making class. I made the spalted maple handles and the leather sheath. Easier for me to make knives from someone else's blade blanks. I don't have room for a forge and other blacksmith stuff.
Did you stain the maple? Looks on the dark side, but nicely done...
Surewhitey
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Ronstar
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No stain - just several coats of osmo top oil.
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Very nice work on a nice piece of walnut!
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I love when folks leave the sapwood plain. For years I inspected walnut that was steamed as sapwood was restricted by NHLA rules. The grain was always muddy because of steaming.
skyking1
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that's a nice piece whitey, how did you fasten it? Did she have the tiles or did those come from stock?
Surewhitey
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She had some extra tiles. They just fit into the space with a "floor" built in to raise them slightly above the wood. Curious to see how it holds up to the heat of a pot of grub...
skyking1
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did you dowel the 4 sides or is it back fastened to the "floor"?
Surewhitey
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I milled out the frame pcs to insert the "floor" and used 8 pocket screws for the main frame portion. Then finished with a satin, General Finishes oil.
skyking1
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Thanks. those pocket screws are the bomb.
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