WWGOA LIVE! November 2016

Our November LIVE went great. Thanks to all who tuned in. George did a little show and tell with a flag case he’s been working on, and then we moved on to some great questions from you. Tapering on the table saw, first tool purchases, cleaning rasps… A lot of great questions.

0:26 Custom flag case
1:37 Tapering long pieces on the table saw
6:51 Rasps and files. File cards
9:14 Bullet proof finishes for table tops
9:50 Gluing 10’ boards edge to edge. Add cleats?
12:00 Record and Stanley plane irons
12:42 Salvaging warped wood
15:20 Building a particle board/mdf door
16:00 George’s favorite wood for turning
17:34 Wood for outdoor furniture
18:30 Cutting small parts on the table saw
24:00 Refinishing a cherry coffee table
26:16 Small dovetail pins
27:15 How to see defects in wood before finishing
28:49 Ripping logs into planks
31:57 Wood for hand made spoons
33:21 Loose tenon strength vs standard tenon
34:15 Mineral oil or beeswax for cutting boards
37:15 Is there a 16” wide portable planer?
38:00 Dust on lower guides of a bandsaw
39:42 Finish for a sofa table
40:45 Uses for myrtle wood
41:35 Cutting 1” circles/pattern bit
44:40 Blotch in walnut live edge table
46:23 Beginner set of tools
48:13 Food safe glues
49:07 Face jointing before planing?
52:25 Cutting red elm
53:26 Pocket holes on a Shopsmith
55:33 Classes in George’s shop?
58:04 Carbide bandsaw blades for resawing. Must have?
58:43 Software for shop drawings and cut lists

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17 Responses to “WWGOA LIVE! November 2016”

  1. Lloyd Fitchett

    I enjoy watching your Live presentations. Keep them coming. I am watching from Ridgedale, MO. I would like to ask a question. For years I wanted to buy a router and then I bit the bullet and bought one. I ended up buying a Kreg Table, DeWalt Router, Router Lift and accessories. I was truly disappointed. I thought that the router lift would bring the Collet to the top of the table for easy bit change. Was I expecting too much? Mine lift does not bring the collet to the table top. Kreg said that I should use offset wrenches. Is this normal or do some router lifts actually bring the collet above the table? I want to know if I bought the right lift.
    Lloyd

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  2. Timothy

    I recently purchased a piece of 10 inch wide by 10 inch long of red elm which was on sale at the local hardware store. I’ve never worked with elm. What should I expect, in general, in terms of hardness on my saw blades and type of finish.

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  3. Clay

    Hi folks! I have a few myrtle wood blanks left over from cutting veneer. I’ve not worked with myrtle before. What would be a good project for this type of wood? The blanks are 18x4x6 inches in size. Thanks!

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  4. roc13k@reagan.com

    What is the minimum rail thickness for case construction using 1/2 in. plywood.
    Thanks

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