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That's cool looking.


Applied the velcro, had just enough to cover the disc.
Today I finished up the psi cyclone hook up.
Put a quick attach rockler dust right nozzle on it. I like these things, got em on both dust collectors now.
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Then I took off all of this, to much trouble to keep sealed. This is the exhaust side of the DC, goes to the filters.
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I used the old hose from the harbor freight dust collector. Than meant only 2 joints to seal instead of many.
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Then I turned my attention to the new disc sander. @Tony sent me some velcro for the disc so I can use hook and loop paper instead of PSA disc. Much easier and quicker to change grits or used up paper. I removed the table and the dust shroud, wiped the disc down with acetone to clean it.
View attachment 186764 Applied the velcro, had just enough to cover the disc.
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Then I trimmed the excess off.
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Put a new 120 grit hook and loop paper on.
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Put the dust shroud and table back on and squared it up.
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Good to go, thanks Tony!
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These are some patterns that I made a long time ago for some kitchen tools I made once before.
I put a 1/8" blade on the bandsaw to rough cut out the blanks. Never used one of these before, man can you cut a tight curve!
the rough cut blanks.
I figured I would try and make the handles on the lathe this time. Last time I used a router and a roundover bit.
First one came out good. Finish is my own blend and food safe. She'll get a jar of it with the tools.
This one is a little darker, its left over maple from the singer table.
Handles are all done, just need to cut the ends off of some of them and sand the ends.
$1,275.00
Now that's a good days pay!!!
When you wedge it use a spot of hot melt glue to hold everything in place. It'll peel off easily when your done. Good thing is you only have to do that on one side.After buying this latest slab, took the suggestion to try to build a flattening jig for a router. Had thought of that when I bought my other slabs but wasn’t sure. Well, this one really needs it. This is smaller in size and very basic, but think it will do the job for now. With this particular slab, I will have to wedge it so I can take off high spots from both sides.
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just need the router bit; will hit up woodcraft tomorrow.
Playing with the shapes a little. I use these curved tools in my kitchen, they are quite handy.
I never claim to be the brightest bulb on the tree but I bought my air cleaner just as this whole CV mess hit so it's been sitting in the box until I could get someone to come over and help me hang it from the ceiling.. Then last Sunday (6 weeks later) I was in the garage and realized I could just set it on the top of my new shelves.
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Creative way to get it going! Could actually keep shimming boards under it till able to mount. I'm assuming you're just hanging it from some hooks and eyes.I never claim to be the brightest bulb on the tree but I bought my air cleaner just as this whole CV mess hit so it's been sitting in the box until I could get someone to come over and help me hang it from the ceiling.. Then last Sunday (6 weeks later) I was in the garage and realized I could just set it on the top of my new shelves.
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