This groovy 70s era sandpaper was a gift from an elderly neighbor. It contained 20 grit. 20! At that point its cheaper to just throw rocks at a project...2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/woodworking
Woodworking is a breeze until you realize you've a 60 page manual for... a pushblock...2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/WoodworkConfessions
Thoughts? I have a miter gap not at toe or heel, but middle...2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/woodworking
I threw out all these off cuts and trial scrap today. (Tool for scale.) A triumph over my inner hoarder.2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/WoodworkConfessions
New plan. Cut one 45 on the table saw (top) and the other on the miter (btm) and they work together for a damn near perfect 89.8 degree corner. 🙄2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/WoodworkConfessions
I think my '18 Ltd runs great but something is telling me it's 'done'.1yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/ToyotaTacoma
I'm a noob but experienced enough to have avoided this.11mo ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/WoodworkConfessions
found in a miscellaneous bit set gifted from an elderly neighbor. What is it/used for?2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/BeginnerWoodWorking
Unique vise. Salvaged from my family's 179 year old farm and orchard. Appears to be specific use. No marks. How was this used (deets in comments)?2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/Tools
What is the best way to clean and preserve this WWII label on wood (unknown species)2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/Archivists
Is this Cannondale with a solid frame worth repairing (seat, cables)? #NotACyclist1yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/bicycling
Box joint gaps on cherry... best way to fill these gaps? 1-3 paper thickness wide. Finishing in shellac.2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/woodworking
My first cut with a used 9 PC with new blade. Question in comments.2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/woodworking
What finish/treatment can I use on this to preserve the paper label under a clear, non-yellowing coating? I am wanting to preserve this and use it as a lid on a new box.2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/woodworking
Hot router: My PC 690 LR was awfully warm after cutting these (pic). I had no real issues with the bit stalling (freshlycleaned and sharpened). Is it normal for a router to be so warm after a job this size?2yr ⋅ OneOfAFortunateFew ⋅ r/woodworking
