Here's how to construct, shape and sand a multi-lobe, curved bowl, featuring the small inflatable sander from King Arthur's Tools. New tools, new techniques, new possibilities!
Thursday, June 20, 2013
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A scroll saw is a real tool
At the community woodshop where I used to do my work, as well as in some woodworking magazines, scroll saws are not considered "real tools". As I began to explore the potential of the saw, I realized that I could achieve many of the effects obtained with those "real" tools, and with much greater safety.
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Carole, thanks for taking the time to make that video, I will have to get the same sanding system when I start rigging out my shop. I like the way your electrician wired your shop with the EMT. tubing. I plan on doing that to mine also.
ReplyDeleteThe tubing worked out well, and kept everything visible in case we have to change it at some point. We needed the extra run of tubing because we discovered we needed an extra circuit. Other than that, so far we seem to have anticipated what we would need.
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