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Everything posted by Woodmaster1
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I get mine lljohnson’s workbench. picking up some Friday at the wood expo.
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I made my 4th live edge dining table out of spalted maple. It’s amazing how one table morphed into 4 and one more to go. I had a person that works for a lumber mill ask me to make a live edge cherry table. He called and said the cherry was about ready to come out of the kiln. They’re easy to make just a pain because of the size and weight. But at $1000 dollars profit I’ll put up with the inconvenience.
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My friend got several logs of cherry free. If he didn’t take it the burn pile was next. We got 5 pallets on the first sawing. My friend kiln dries his with a homemade kiln. Some of the logs were 31” across.
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Couple Free Small Pieces Of Walnut
Woodmaster1 replied to kmmcrafts's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Try making bandsaw boxes with spalted maple they look great. I have a friend that gives me extra wood hat to get rid of it. He’s a wood turner so I get his junk wood. On walnut slabs my friend has several as well as cherry, oak and curly maple. I get it at at below market price. When I make live edge tables I charge market price and give him the money. That way we both come out at about $1200 apiece after expenses. -
I I helped my friend save cherry logs headed to the burn pile. We spent 4hrs sawing slabs from the cherry logs. Some of the logs were 30” across. 5 stacks for $425. The price of one slab.
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The furniture looks great. As much as I build I never thought about combining the two. But lately I’ve been building live edge dining tables. Great money maker for me. Below are my last two and I have another that will be done next week .
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I have both a planer and a drum sander that I bought from Johnson’s Workbench. I planning on going to the Wood Expo at Johnson’s in a few weeks and take advantage of the good deals.
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I spent this morning helping a friend cut 8 big cherry logs. Some of it was curly. I plan to buy some to make live edge dining tables. It’s a good money maker. We had 4 pallets of slabs 2 1/2” thick. Some of the logs were 30”+ in diameter. Not bad for free except the cost to cut them. One slab sold equals the cost of milling.
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I have been woodworking for over 50yrs. Still enjoy it. I’m in the shop almost everyday. I taught woodworking 40yrs. I love not having to supervising all the students butchering wood but I had fun helping students with projects.
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Awesome setup!!
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I made a flag out poplar and had a friend cnc the stars. The stripes are barn red and antique white transparent stain. The star field is ink blue.
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I bought a 12" Delta Cruzer which has a clone in Ridgid. I replaced my radial arm saw that was 45 yrs old.
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Delta Scrollsaw under Warranty
Woodmaster1 replied to KellerScroller's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I fixed the. Same problem about six months after buying one it was easy. I have had no problems since and that was 3 years ago. -
I have a special place to get the slabs. On those I was told pay me whatever whenever. The next table is going up in price. I suggested $500 a slab but he said $400 a slab was good. He felt like any higher of a price we would be ripping off our customers. My next table will be $1800 that’s $600 more. I gave the person a deal because that was my first live edge dining table.
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The finish I used was Rubio Monocoat one coat rub it out and your done. I used 80ml on each side. It goes a long way. People complain about the coast but I only used a 1/2 can which came out to about $26 because the can is $52. I would have spent that much on regular finish a put at least 3 coats and would have sanded it to 320 instead of 120 to180.
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Carter Band Saw Blade Stabilizer
Woodmaster1 replied to Juan Rodriguez's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I have one on my 14” bandsaw that Ouse exclusively with an 1/8” blade. I have a second bandsaw I use for resawing. -
If I butterfly it I use curly cherry or curly maple. It’s up to the person I’m making it for.
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My friends say you will be very happy with your new planer. I sold my 13” Delta planer that still ran great and upgraded to a 15” jet helical planer. I give away my old tools to friends as well.
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On your way upgrading the shop that’s great! I started upgrading mine six years ago when I retired. Just about all my equipment has been upgraded. I gave my old equipment to aspiring new to woodworking friends.
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I put them on my Delta with no issues.
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I have the Delta pegas chucks and I had to put lock tight on the set screw to keep it from moving out from use.