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Cherry and sassafras lumber for sale
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Mississippi Woodworkers Association
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Large quanity of cherry lumber for sale. 1" - $3.00 bf, 2" - $5.00 bf, 3" - $7.00 bf, 4" - $9.00 bf. Sassafras for $1.00 bf. Please email me at trunzlerj@bellsouth.net.
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Home Craftsmen Forum
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Home Craftsmen Forum
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Jun 17 2009, 9:29 AM EDT by
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Organization began in 1947
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RE: Home Craftsmen Forum
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Jun 17 2009, 9:29 AM EDT
It's great that this is up and running. I look forard to sharing experiences and activities.GarryB
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Lumber for sale
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Mississippi Woodworkers Association
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May 14 2009, 4:34 PM EDT by
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I have a quanity of lumber for sale. Includes cherry, walnut, and sassafras. Please contact Jim Trunzler
@ 601 331-1071 or trunzlerj@bellsouth.net
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Jim
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RE: Lumber for sale
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May 14 2009, 4:34 PM EDT
i live im brandon and am interested in your prices and location. drop me a line at wmejr@yahoo.com
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How to cut Crown Mouldings
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Apr 29 2009, 7:06 PM EDT by
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How do I cut inside and outside corners in crown mouldings
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Classes?
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Woodworkers Club of El Paso, Texas
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Apr 13 2009, 12:36 AM EDT by
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My son, a young adult, wants to take classes in woodworking here in El Paso. Does anyone know of any? Thanks
aeianp@yahoo.com
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Making an Octagon from plywood
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Apr 8 2009, 8:55 AM EDT by
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Any thoughts on how to make a octagon on a table saw.It is for a poker table pedistal.
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removing glued boards
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What is the best way to remove a 1x4 board that has been glued to a wall w/o damaging the wall?
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BENCH VISE PARTS
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Mar 6 2009, 1:06 PM EST by
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I HAVE THE 'FRONT SECTION ' OF A VERY OLD WOOD VISE. I AM LOOKING TO BUY WHAT I WOULD CALL THE BASE REPLACEMENT. THIS WOULD BE THE PART THAT IS SECURED TO THE BENCH,USUALLY UNDERNEATH, HAS THE BACK FACE OF THE VISE, THE THREADED RECEPTACLE FOR THE SCREW PORTION OF THE VICE AND ACCOMODATES THE TWO SUPPORT RODS. ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED
tHE SPECIFICATIONS ARE AS FOLLOW:
DIAMETER = 7/8 INCH, 4 TPI, ACME THREADS
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Mar 6 2009, 1:06 PM EST
YOu will be very hard pressed to find what you are looking for. Even newer vises are made from cast iron and come from places like China. As far as I know, even the poplular "Wilton" vises don't sell any replacement parts.
In my opinion,, you should just go get a new vise. Sorry
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Sidewalk Speedster
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Recently downloaded plans for a wooden Sidewalk Speedster. They call for 10" x 1 3/4" wheels with a 3/8" plain sleeve bore. I live in Hawaii and resources are limited. I have searched the web but cannot find a supplier. It is a white spoked tricycle wheel but I cannot find it locally. Any Ideas
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A South Jersey WWs Guild already exists
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Woodworkers of South Jersey
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Feb 28 2009, 1:42 PM EST by
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The Woodworkers Guild of South Jersey was started 2 years ago in Cherry Hill. Website is www.wgsj.org. For more info, contact Mike @ mike144@comcast.net.
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Automatic Flute Spacing Jig
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Grundy County Woodworkers Club, Morris IL.
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Feb 24 2009, 12:10 PM EST by
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Fellow Woodworkers:
My name is Dan Locaputo, and I am a member of the Cincinnati Woodworkers Club, (CWC) in Cincinnati, Ohio.
I invented the Automatic Flute Spacing Jig which I am trying to promote. I did a demonstration of my jig at the CWC, and many advanced woodworkers were impressed enough, and purchased my jig. Since I don’t have any middle men, I can sell my jig at a much lower cost. They are selling in some stores for $44.99.
This jig will space up to (7) seven flutes on boards up to (12) twelve inches wide, without any measuring. The jig is made of 1/4" x 1-1/2 “anodized aluminum. There are (3) three zinc plated bushings that comes with the jig, which allows 1/4", 3/8”, and 1/2" flutes to be made. I am proud to say they are made in USA, and will last a lifetime.
I would really appreciate it, if you would send my web address to all of you Woodworking members. The usual cost of my jig is $30.00 plus S&H. However, for Woodworking Clubs, I am willing to sell my jig for $25.00 plus S&H, provided I can mail them in bulk to one location. This will make my handling easier, and your shipping cost, much less. Thank you.
My web address is: www.drlgroupllc.com My website also shows many useful tips for the router table.
Your fellow woodworker,
DanLocaputo email:dlocaputo@aol.com phone: (513) 451-1599
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Automatic Flute Spacing Jig
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Fox Valley Woodworker Club
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Fellow Woodworkers:
My name is Dan Locaputo, and I am a member of the Cincinnati Woodworkers Club, (CWC) in Cincinnati, Ohio.
I invented the Automatic Flute Spacing Jig which I am trying to promote. I did a demonstration of my jig at the CWC, and many advanced woodworkers were impressed enough, and purchased my jig. Since I don’t have any middle men, I can sell my jig at a much lower cost. They are selling in some stores for $44.99.
This jig will space up to (7) seven flutes on boards up to (12) twelve inches wide, without any measuring. The jig is made of 1/4" x 1-1/2 “anodized aluminum. There are (3) three zinc plated bushings that comes with the jig, which allows 1/4", 3/8”, and 1/2" flutes to be made. I am proud to say they are made in USA, and will last a lifetime.
I would really appreciate it, if you would send my web address to all of you Woodworking members. The usual cost of my jig is $30.00 plus S&H. However, for Woodworking Clubs, I am willing to sell my jig for $25.00 plus S&H, provided I can mail them in bulk to one location. This will make my handling easier, and your shipping cost, much less. Thank you.
My web address is: www.drlgroupllc.com My website also shows many useful tips for the router table.
Your fellow woodworker,
Dan Locaputo e-mail: dlocaputo@aol.com phone: (513) 451-1599
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Automatic Flute Spacing Jig
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Edwardsville Illinois Woodworker's Club
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Fellow Woodworkers:
My name is Dan Locaputo, and I am a member of the Cincinnati Woodworkers Club, (CWC) in Cincinnati, Ohio.
I invented the Automatic Flute Spacing Jig which I am trying to promote. I did a demonstration of my jig at the CWC, and many advanced woodworkers were impressed enough, and purchased my jig. Since I don’t have any middle men, I can sell my jig at a much lower cost. They are selling in some stores for $44.99.
This jig will space up to (7) seven flutes on boards up to (12) twelve inches wide, without any measuring. The jig is made of 1/4" x 1-1/2 “anodized aluminum. There are (3) three zinc plated bushings that comes with the jig, which allows 1/4", 3/8”, and 1/2" flutes to be made. I am proud to say they are made in USA, and will last a lifetime.
I would really appreciate it, if you would send my web address to all of you Woodworking members. The usual cost of my jig is $30.00 plus S&H. However, for Woodworking Clubs, I am willing to sell my jig for $25.00 plus S&H, provided I can mail them in bulk to one location. This will make my handling easier, and your shipping cost, much less. Thank you.
My web address is: www.drlgroupllc.com My website also shows many useful tips for the router table.
Your fellow woodworker,
Dan Locaputo e-mail: dlocaputo@aol.com phone: (513) 451-1599
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Automatic Flute Spacing Jig
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Eastern Idaho Woodworking Guild
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Feb 24 2009, 11:41 AM EST by
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Fellow Woodworkers:
My name is Dan Locaputo, and I am a member of the Cincinnati Woodworkers Club, (CWC) in Cincinnati, Ohio.
I invented the Automatic Flute Spacing Jig which I am trying to promote. I did a demonstration of my jig at the CWC, and many advanced woodworkers were impressed enough, and purchased my jig. Since I don’t have any middle men, I can sell my jig at a much lower cost. They are selling in some stores for $44.99.
This jig will space up to (7) seven flutes on boards up to (12) twelve inches wide, without any measuring. The jig is made of 1/4" x 1-1/2 “anodized aluminum. There are (3) three zinc plated bushings that comes with the jig, which allows 1/4", 3/8”, and 1/2" flutes to be made. I am proud to say they are made in USA, and will last a lifetime.
I would really appreciate it, if you would send my web address to all of you Woodworking members. The usual cost of my jig is $30.00 plus S&H. However, for Woodworking Clubs, I am willing to sell my jig for $25.00 plus S&H, provided I can mail them in bulk to one location. This will make my handling easier, and your shipping cost, much less. Thank you.
My web address is: www.drlgroupllc.com My website also shows many useful tips for the router table.
Your fellow woodworker,
Dan Locaputo e-mail: dlocaputo@aol.com phone: (513) 451-1599
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Automaic Flute Spacing Jig
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Middle Georgia Woodworkers Association
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Feb 24 2009, 11:37 AM EST by
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Fellow Woodworkers:
My name is Dan Locaputo, and I am a member of the Cincinnati Woodworkers Club, (CWC) in Cincinnati, Ohio.
I invented the Automatic Flute Spacing Jig which I am trying to promote. I did a demonstration of my jig at the CWC, and many advanced woodworkers were impressed enough, and purchased my jig. Since I don’t have any middle men, I can sell my jig at a much lower cost. They are selling in some stores for $44.99.
This jig will space up to (7) seven flutes on boards up to (12) twelve inches wide, without any measuring. The jig is made of 1/4" x 1-1/2 “anodized aluminum. There are (3) three zinc plated bushings that comes with the jig, which allows 1/4", 3/8”, and 1/2" flutes to be made. I am proud to say they are made in USA, and will last a lifetime.
I would really appreciate it, if you would send my web address to all of you Woodworking members. The usual cost of my jig is $30.00 plus S&H. However, for Woodworking Clubs, I am willing to sell my jig for $25.00 plus S&H, provided I can mail them in bulk to one location. This will make my handling easier, and your shipping cost, much less. Thank you.
My web address is: www.drlgroupllc.com My website also shows many useful tips for the router table.
Your fellow woodworker,
Dan Locaputo e-mail: dlocaputo@aol.com phone: (513) 451-1599
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Automatic Flute Spacing Jig
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The Cracker Workshop, Ocala, FL
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Fellow Woodworkers:
My name is Dan Locaputo, and I am a member of the Cincinnati Woodworkers Club, (CWC) in Cincinnati, Ohio.
I invented the Automatic Flute Spacing Jig which I am trying to promote. I did a demonstration of my jig at the CWC, and many advanced woodworkers were impressed enough, and purchased my jig. Since I don’t have any middle men, I can sell my jig at a much lower cost. They are selling in some stores for $44.99.
This jig will space up to (7) seven flutes on boards up to (12) twelve inches wide, without any measuring. The jig is made of 1/4" x 1-1/2 “anodized aluminum. There are (3) three zinc plated bushings that comes with the jig, which allows 1/4", 3/8”, and 1/2" flutes to be made. I am proud to say they are made in USA, and will last a lifetime.
I would really appreciate it, if you would send my web address to all of you Woodworking members. The usual cost of my jig is $30.00 plus S&H. However, for Woodworking Clubs, I am willing to sell my jig for $25.00 plus S&H, provided I can mail them in bulk to one location. This will make my handling easier, and your shipping cost, much less. Thank you.
My web address is: www.drlgroupllc.com My website also shows many useful tips for the router table.
Your fellow woodworker,
Dan Locaputo e-mail: dlocaputo@aol.com phone: (513) 451-1599
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San Diego Fine Woodworking Association
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Fellow Woodworkers:
My name is Dan Locaputo, and I am a member of the Cincinnati Woodworkers Club, (CWC) in Cincinnati, Ohio.
I invented the Automatic Flute Spacing Jig which I am trying to promote. I did a demonstration of my jig at the CWC, and many advanced woodworkers were impressed enough, and purchased my jig. Since I don’t have any middle men, I can sell my jig at a much lower cost. They are selling in some stores for $44.99.
This jig will space up to (7) seven flutes on boards up to (12) twelve inches wide, without any measuring. The jig is made of 1/4" x 1-1/2 “anodized aluminum. There are (3) three zinc plated bushings that comes with the jig, which allows 1/4", 3/8”, and 1/2" flutes to be made. I am proud to say they are made in USA, and will last a lifetime.
I would really appreciate it, if you would send my web address to all of you Woodworking members. The usual cost of my jig is $30.00 plus S&H. However, for Woodworking Clubs, I am willing to sell my jig for $25.00 plus S&H, provided I can mail them in bulk to one location. This will make my handling easier, and your shipping cost, much less. Thank you.
My web address is: www.drlgroupllc.com My website also shows many useful tips for the router table.
Your fellow woodworker,
Dan Locaputo e-mail: dlocaputo@aol.com phone: (513) 451-1599
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Northwest Indiana Woodworkers Association
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Hello, recently I discovered that I love to make things, especially with wood. At first I tried woodburning, which was very enjoyable. Then I decided to make something, like a small magnetic chalk board. After that I made a sofa table for my living room, now, well, I am attempting to make a dinning room table...not sure what I am doing, but I am having lots of fun doing it...
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Starting the Club
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Woodworkers of South Jersey
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Kevin,
Have you gotton this club going?
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black walnut
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Moisture content
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Feb 8 2009, 5:29 PM EST by
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I built some black walnut panel doors and there is excessive splitting and shrinkage now what did i do wrong???
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Feb 8 2009, 5:29 PM EST
probably 2 things. moisture content too high and most of all, If you did not allow the panels to "float"
ie: you either glued or fastened them some way so as to not allow movement.
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