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Woodworking expert George Vondriska teaches you how to properly prepare, mount and cut soapstone blanks on the lathe in your workshop. When cutting soapstone, because it is a soft material that tends to give off lots of dust when sanded, he shows how to effectively and safely shape the blank by using hard metal scrapers and a vacuum source.
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Master the science of properly sizing inset cabinet doors. Of all the available door types, inset can be the most challenging to size because the tolerances are extremely finicky. Too tight and the door can stick; too loose and they don’t look right. Designing the rails and stiles so that they fit appropriately can present… Read more »
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Using a miter saw in your shop can allow you to safely make high quality, repeatable cross cuts in a highly efficiently fashion. If you are fortunate enough to have the opportunity to add one of these to your shop, it will be important to understand the anatomy of the tool well enough to choose… Read more »
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George Vondriska demonstrates a quick and reliable way to add accents to hide the butt joints on your outdoor projects. You’ll see how to easily craft an outside corner that overlays the butt joint and adds a very nice design element. Titebond III Ultimate Wood Glue provided by Titebond. For more information, visit www.titebond.com. More… Read more »
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Rustic furniture can be a great addition to any room in your house. If you struggle with the joinery or would like to discover the best way to “connect the parts,” let George Vondriska show you a foolproof method to perfect mortise and tenon joinery in your rustic projects. A WoodWorkers Guild of America (WWGOA)… Read more »
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