Re: getting the feel of woodworking

tama po si sir jarod

yup, i took the plunge hehehehe

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sir unychorn ,

hehehehe mukhang you already took the plunge (router hehehehe )

@ sir armand ,

any specific store po along rizal avenue sir that sells some WW tools para macompare natin yun price ?hehehehe baka makasway tayo dyan ah

@adzz

PM sent.

Re: getting the feel of woodworking

maraming salamat po kuya Armand,

try ko po sway o tawagan yun if nabuo na ipon ko. nag reply po ko sa inyo thru Pm but naghahang e kaya dito na lang.

again salamat po sa info 🙂

Re: getting the feel of woodworking

Originally Posted by bigfoot2

"It's not how many times you fall, but how many times you get up"

Now get working!

I don't think it could have been said any better than this.

Actually in woodworking meron better saying... " measure twice, cut once.... and measure again" :lalala:

Re: getting the feel of woodworking

very decent price indeed for a decent tool.

thanks for posting additional actual pics...looks well built from a parent company who makes reliable power tools.

V

Skil brader is in fact built by Skil, though now owned by Bosch is still a separate entity...

Re: getting the feel of woodworking

Actually in woodworking meron better saying... " measure twice, cut once.... and measure again" :lalala:

I like this saying. :D:D:D

Especially when I committed dumb mistake in cutting.

Re: getting the feel of woodworking

masters, where can i get a cheap reliable marking tool. I know cheap and reliable seldom meets but im hoping you guys know where they meet. hehehe

Re: getting the feel of woodworking

Can you be more specific? Marking gauge or marking knife?

For a marking knife, the common utility knife/cutter can do.

Re: getting the feel of woodworking

marking guage po

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@timber,

ah ok brader..now i know...:thanks:

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sir bigfoot, something like this

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scratch stock type marking gauge yan....

me extra ako..made in sheffield england..not exactly like the wood species you posted..if you like pm me.

otherwise you can DIY..

all you need to buy is a knurled knob which you can can buy at true value...

or at http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=651&filter=knurled%20knob

problem is...the knob is just too expensive at true value..300p yata a piece!

plus the threaded insert
http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=362&rrt=1

or bumili ka na lang sa mujingfang! hehe

ask moji...

:cheerleader:

V

Re: getting the feel of woodworking

I'll start my project tomorrow, saw horse first as suggested by the masters I'll be using salvage woods hopefully these woods will suffice the load of a saw horse

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i chose medium density wood for my sawhorses...yes just scrap wood...

make them stackable.

and try to make three...not just two..

this will be very useful for cutting sheets using a circular saw.

:wizard:

Re: getting the feel of woodworking

violaine, noted po.