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dry fitting with glued parts a & b and c

 
Posted : 28/09/2010 6:40 am
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later na lang continuation,my work pa

 
Posted : 28/09/2010 6:42 am
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nice... 🙂

 
Posted : 28/09/2010 8:25 am
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Nice progress Jon! I envy those tools you have, it must have been a joy having those.

Humble and unsolicited advise bro, you may want to back-up when shooting your pieces so as to allow the camera to better focus on the shot. Then you may just crop the parts that you want to show to allow sharper images 🙂

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Posted : 28/09/2010 11:06 am
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[HTML]rounded the top left & bottom right of left piece c & top right & bottom left of right piece c with a 1/4 half round router bit.and put a 1/8 deep 1" long rabbet at the bottom of pieces c[/HTML]

bro, it is scary routing small pieces like that without a starter pin..even with a starter pin, it is really scary...you might want to make use of a wooden clamp to hold these small stocks.

remember we are here to promote safety as first priority.

wood is cheap...fingertips cannot be bought.

The devil will find work for idle hands to do.-Morrissey

 
Posted : 28/09/2010 11:14 am
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easier also if you can set the picture size to 480 x 640 pixels sa camera pa lang...

bro, it is scary routing small pieces like that without a starter pin..even with a starter pin, it is really scary...you might want to make use of a wooden clamp to hold these small stocks.

remember we are here to promote safety as first priority.

wood is cheap...fingertips cannot be b

yup, keep safe lang, masakit tamaan sa fingers ng carbide... di ba? :p

btw, nice looking project, lalagyan ng bread loaf?


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Posted : 28/09/2010 11:51 am
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In my part I set it to the maximum resolution para I culd crop the portion I need and when I resize it, clear pa din. But if you can go away with the cropping and compose it good, Tito timber's way approach is the way to go.

My hunch on this is this is a spice rack.

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Posted : 28/09/2010 12:07 pm
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easier also if you can set the picture size to 480 x 640 pixels sa camera pa lang...

yup, keep safe lang, masakit tamaan sa fingers ng carbide... di ba? :p

btw, nice looking project, lalagyan ng bread loaf?

ok nice advice,pero late na,natapos ko na project nung nabasa ko to,...your true it's very scary in my part routing those small pieces,but the truth is i use clamp routing those parts,yun nga lang yung clamp na galing sa japan home,scary pa rin...i'll take your words sir...hehehe yung guess mo sir mali,parang boat nga e,hehehe,you'll know when it's finish.

 
Posted : 28/09/2010 9:12 pm
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Nice work jonathan! Ask ko lang about your router table. Ginawa mo lang siya. Pa-post naman ng picture.

 
Posted : 28/09/2010 9:25 pm
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[HTML]rounded the top left & bottom right of left piece c & top right & bottom left of right piece c with a 1/4 half round router bit.and put a 1/8 deep 1" long rabbet at the bottom of pieces c[/HTML]

bro, it is scary routing small pieces like that without a starter pin..even with a starter pin, it is really scary...you might want to make use of a wooden clamp to hold these small stocks.

remember we are here to promote safety as first priority.

wood is cheap...fingertips cannot be bought.

.yap your true, it scared deep to my bones..di ko pa nalagyan ng starter pin kasi i made this rt plate just recently from a 10cm or 3/8 thick acrylic plastic(scrap from speaker enclosure)sayang kasi habang wala pang rt plate.naku yung next pics ko,much scary,just want to finish kasi the contest piece...san ba merong wooden clamps? wala kasi ako makita.anyway sir i'll take your word for that,safety first.happy to be here in this forum.

 
Posted : 28/09/2010 9:26 pm
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Nice work jonathan! Ask ko lang about your router table. Ginawa mo lang siya. Pa-post naman ng picture.

yes ginawa ko lang sya,kumuha lang ako ng idea from timber's router table build...idol natin yan si sir timber.then yung legs got it from others.later,mag post ako ng pics,censya na just starting pa lang on learning to post pics here in this forum(computer iliterate kasi bro)anyway thanks sa complements.

 
Posted : 28/09/2010 9:33 pm
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In my part I set it to the maximum resolution para I culd crop the portion I need and when I resize it, clear pa din. But if you can go away with the cropping and compose it good, Tito timber's way approach is the way to go.

My hunch on this is this is a spice rack.

oo nga sir sana nga ganon ginawa ko,na excite kasi sa mga projects,siguro sa next ww project ganon na gagawin ko...about the back up,sorry all the people around me are busy doing their own chores,wala ka masahan,and the cp,1 lang cp dito,i'm the one last in line,when everybody is asleep.later post ko pics ng contest piece ko.thanks for your advice,mabuhay ka sir...looking forward to see you.

 
Posted : 28/09/2010 9:43 pm
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ps. sorry yung guess mo is wrong.secret muna.

 
Posted : 28/09/2010 9:46 pm
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ps. sorry yung guess mo is wrong.secret muna.

wow secretive ka rin pala...

parang si Jarod 😀 hahahaha


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Posted : 28/09/2010 11:57 pm
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Oist timber, bakit ako nadamay dito? OT ka na 😀

Good luck on the piece Jon!

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Posted : 29/09/2010 1:38 am
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