Random stuff you have made

[Snattlerake]

Careful. It's addicting! Rehabbing old iron is too. This is out of a vo-tech and was rode pretty hard.
I got lucky and found it's even a single phase! Couldn't say no to that.

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Lots of stoning on the table and other things. New bearings (good ones, not Chinese) and I got runout down to well under .001".
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Mostly complete in this pic. It now wears a Porter Cable 892 in an Incra Cleansweep dust collection housing and I've fabbed a dust collection "box" for the saw too. Still need to spring for a router lift to go with the Wonderfence (not pictured) but it's workable as is, just slower dialing the depth in.
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Whitton Supply is a great place for used shop tools. They really stepped up when My Milwaukee drill crapped out.

 

[Perplexed]

Thought that was ammo when first glancing at the pic. [emoji16]

Same... lol

 

[DRC458]

Thought that was ammo when first glancing at the pic. [emoji16]

Same... lol

Me three ... AND ... it could be!


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[Shinneryfarmer]

Thought that was ammo when first glancing at the pic. [emoji16]

It can be for a 12 gauge. Or cannon fodder.

 

[freewookie]

Thought that was ammo when first glancing at the pic. [emoji16]

Ha. It would need to be a bit bigger. [emoji3]


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[Gunbuffer]

Lacquer sucks. And I think I need to get another gallon. Looking at probably 4 coats

 

[Shadowrider]

Lacquer sucks. And I think I need to get another gallon. Looking at probably 4 coatsView attachment 181774 View attachment 181775

Shoot a coat of shellac based sealer on it. Next time...

 

[Gunbuffer]

Shoot a coat of shellac based sealer on it. Next time...

You mean as a base?

 

[Shadowrider]

You mean as a base?

Yes. It'll seal the wood and just about every finish known to man (wood finish that is) will stick to it, especially if you are spraying.

 

[Gunbuffer]

Yes. It'll seal the wood and just about every finish known to man (wood finish that is) will stick to it, especially if you are spraying.

I’m using a pre cat lacquer. It made for a good sandable first coat. My complaint is the fumes and the whole process. It’s not something I can jump in and do for a couple hours at a time like if I was brushing something