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14th May 2017, 11:38 AM #1
A basic Christening Box
Greg just posted what he did with MapleMans stump and it amazed me the similarities to a job I finished only yesterday: MAPLEMAN's camphor stump
While his was 70 hours, mine MAY have been 3
I have to admit, not having a good way to cut mitres left this a tricky thing. Its something I'll need to learn. My tablesaw is dead-on accurate at 90° but the blade seems to be out of whack at 45°... plus my sled is very ordinary... AND I don't have an SCMS.
Good for practice. Sent to client on the same day as finished
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14th May 2017, 11:49 AM #2
I forgot to add, there is no finish, the joins are very basic and there was little if no love for fanciness. It was a quick get-it-done-asap type of job.
I did enjoy using the Frontline clamps and the case glueup needs to be a bit.....easier!
Gregs inner removable tray and shelf was excellent. That would have made a nice addition (if I had the time).
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14th May 2017, 12:07 PM #3Member
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Hi Woodpixel,
Pretty much clones of one another I would say. Similar ideas, 2 different States. Great minds think.......
Greg.
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