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Mistake table, Mistable, Les Misértables. Part 2
Step 6: After noticing that the ends of the glued-up slats have a slight gap I decided that this could be a good excuse to use some epoxy. Also, there were some bigger voids in between some pieces of wood that epoxy could be used on. This is where things would start to get really Continue reading
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Mistake table, Mistable, Les Misértables. Part 1
I decided the first thing I would make would be a side table of some description. This was mainly due to having an existing cheap and knackered side table which had some perfectly serviceable legs. This side table would serve mainly as a learning opportunity to encounter a number of the skills that are required Continue reading
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Cyclone Throne
Dealing with sawdust. Turns out that messing around with wood is pretty messy. Things get pretty sawdusty, pretty quickly. To get on top of this dusty dilemma I set about assembling a Cyclone Throne. Being partial to a 3D print or two I thought I’d print my own cyclonic dust separator and put together a Continue reading
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Pallet Buster
There are a few ways to break pallets down that keep cropping up. One is to saw the good bits of wood out and the other is pry the boards out with some kind of prying bar, AKA a pallet buster. Linko: https://amzn.to/3HHrvtg The pros and cons of either method don’t seem to be weighted Continue reading
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So I’ve got some pallets
Got to start somewhere After being incapacitated for a few weeks I found my self going down many youtube rabbit holes but I kept coming back to various wood working channels. From smaller channels like Jesper Makes & Dainer Made to bigger ones like Blacktail studios and Crafted Workshop. The idea of using discarded pallets Continue reading
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Old pallets, new purpose.
The Wooden Duck 