Rocknroller912
Rocknroller912
@rocknroller912
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Topics: 6 / Replies: 1156
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RE: Moving the bridge but only a little

@tej Dowels should be a tight fit, but they need flutes or grooves along the side or the glue will not be able to squeeze out and it will form a va...

5 years ago
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RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶

@marcel I found the track the first LP I bought, Beyond the Turning Point which I still have. Don’t have anything to play it on.

5 years ago
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RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶

One of my earliest influences John Mayall

5 years ago
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RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶

@russ @tv101 Suzy Bogguss is great she does a live stream every week on Facebook at 5pm Central time US. Wine Down Wednesday it’s called.

5 years ago
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RE: Machine Wax

@tej My wood lathe isn’t much above hobby level but I’ve made some good stuff on it. My metal lathe is Axminster C1 just the correct size for what I...

5 years ago
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RE: Machine Wax

@tej Ive got a big wood lathe which I cut down because it was too big and a small engineering lathe that I’ve used for pen making and some tools.

5 years ago
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RE: Machine Wax

@tej Sounds like it will be ok. I don’t use a lot of machines but cleaning sticky wood residue is the same on any tool even a hand saw, so if it doe...

5 years ago
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RE: Machine Wax

@tej Are you thinking of any particular brand ? I’ve used Lubo Wax which is petroleum based but now I use silicon grease spray for lubricating machi...

5 years ago
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RE: Part 2 now sorted

@darrenking Could it be a surfacing jig for routers, for paupers who don’t have a planer or drum sander ?

5 years ago
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Answer to: Carving

@tej Mark uses ordinary white glue for some jobs and he did say on a live stream that it’s a good option but takes longer to set before handling, ov...

5 years ago
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Answer to: Carving

The easiest way to carve a top or hollow underside is to use gouges with a fairly flat curve because you can remove a lot of material in one go and it...

5 years ago
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RE: Finishes on mahogany

@eddie6string Danish oil is my favourite finish although the climate here can be too cold and damp most of the year. Definitely a job for outside wo...

5 years ago
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RE: Not only do I suck at routing, I suck at gluing too.

@russ I wonder if you would have to use a special type of drill with these guides. A normal one with sharp flutes would wear away the sides. They co...

5 years ago
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RE: Not only do I suck at routing, I suck at gluing too.

@russ This is another one. Their products are good I got an engineers flat surface with a test certificate accurate to 0.001mm, so they’re not a DIY...

5 years ago
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RE: Not only do I suck at routing, I suck at gluing too.

@russ Try this place/p> My job was buying tools for a professional workshop and I went for quality firms that supply industry.

5 years ago
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RE: Sawing frets the lazy way

@tej I would be very careful trying to adapt or build a high speed cutting machine it’s an accident waiting to happen. I think Mark said that his ci...

5 years ago
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RE: Finishes on mahogany

@tej Here is an example of how an oiled finish can darken mahogany. The first photo is before oiling in 2003 and the second one is from 2015 and sho...

5 years ago
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RE: Finishes on mahogany

@tej Oil finishes are hard wearing and easy to touch up if you need. Another advantage is they don’t chip or spread if you do get a knock. Just rub ...

5 years ago
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