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Mineral oil finish nalang, sarado mga hardware.

Eto gamit ko baby oil

Pahinga na muna, bukas yung ulit 🙂

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@software,

re: 3rd picture
-go get the dado blade na..jeje
-pede naman hindi na sa TS...i-slide mo lang si ls1013! :dishwash:

post lang ng post!

:Neeeedsleeep:

V

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nice looking wb Software, several things... try not to skimp on glue. its a wb and you want the glue to be more for strenght and not be too concerned with squeeze out and appearance (you can clean it anyway). as for the legs, I will try to hold my comments until you say its complete.... or if want some advice.

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@software,

HHMmmmmm, hehehehe, I really enjoy watching and seeing woodworkers make their workbench whether with a simple designs or quickies only, it inspires me and really its nice to have a workbench no matter what, to work on for future project, THOUGH i'M NOT A WOODWORKER YET !!!!!

Bro, congrats on your build and I'm pretty sure many WIPs will pass that table, !!!!!!!
GO GO GO GO and continue posting your build so that others too may be inspired like me, LOL

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Go go go ... yan ang workbench ... good smelling pa.

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Go baby, go! Hehe...

I'm not an expert woodworker by any measure, but can I offer constructive
comment?

I wonder about the framing, but maybe there's additional bracing to come?
If not, a stiffener panel joining the rear legs and the benchtop's frame may
help w/ stability (vs. the force of planing longitudinally on the bench). Kung
stretchers lang, baka kulang, but you know better than anyone what sort
of work you want to do on that bench, and how strong it has to be, hehe.

I'm not the biggest fan of non-drying oil or wax finishes for a bench top, kasi
I've had problems staining/finishing sensitive workpieces na nahawaan ng said
bench wax/oil finish. Depending on your microenvironment and type of work
on the bench, you could even find yourself saddled with a coat of light gum.
Just a heads-up, and certainly, other woodmanglers have worked on oiled or
even waxed tops without problems.

Looking forward to more progress 🙂
h.

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NEW Work bench, nEW tABLE saw, new lahat ahhh.. christmas na christmas smelling. i will have to extend na my workshop just to be able to fit a workbench. Happy NEw YEar and may you have wonderful products assembled on your new workbench.

you will figure out what to do with the legs when you do start working on projecTS though

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I hope the other could correct me if needed but I find cross diagonal bracing to be the most effective and strongest support. Thus it's been used in doors and even in high upward metal structures where stiffness is of great priority like electric towers.

I hope the other could correct me if needed but I find cross diagonal bracing to be the most effective and strongest support. Thus it's been used in doors and even in high upward metal structures where stiffness is of great priority like electric towers.

Generally speaking, yes.
That is because triangle frames, which cross-bracings form, are much harder
to deform than a square (whose weak points are its joints, which allow it to get
bodged into a parallelogram). A solid panel is generally stronger than a frame,
but weighs more.

Btw,nakakainggit nag mga b/new tools ni software 🙂
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@violaine
hindi maganda yung trenching ng miter saw ko, minsan may part na malalim.

@timber715
meron masipag na audience na nagpunas kaya parang walang glue. sa photo ops konti lang kita, pero dinagdagan ko pa yan.

@rosy
hirap walang workbench, gumawa ako nito para makagawa ng mas maayos ng workbench 🙂

@JayL
hinahanap ng mga usisero kung ano yung mabango, sabi ko yung gumagawa hahaha

@horge
pending pa yung leg, nagiisip pa ng support/storage na pwede sa paa ng work bench

@ernie_serrano
happy new year din

@jarod
iniisip ko yung cross bracing para hindi na gagamit ng sheen guard 🙂 ilang beses ng tumama sa lumang lamesa na ginagamit kong temp work bench.

for today i just baby sit my hangover from last night 🙂

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[HTML]@violaine
hindi maganda yung trenching ng miter saw ko, minsan may part na malalim.[/HTML]

-bro, the slider's will have shallow cuts at the start and in the far end simply because the blade is circular..

i usually place a sacrificial wood in front of the material being cut to be able to have a uniform cutting depth..its just simpler to do this kind of cuts using the slider..rather than on the TS..except of course when your material is around 12 inches wide.

-the ls1013 is a VERY precise machine..except for the noise.

:plane:

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[HTML]for today i just baby sit my hangover from last night [/HTML]

hah? kala ko isang bote lang yun? di pa tapos, bininyagan mo na?:eek:

mukhang ok nga cross bracing...cabinet maker's workbench lang naman yan di ba brader?

next time ka na gumawa ng mas sturdy workbench with all the accoutrements.

besides nag economize ka na..i fear baka mag sag sa gitna yung wb top kasi you laminated the wood on their narrow ends...2 x 4's yung lamination mo di ba?

:book1: