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Let's see the cool stuff you make! Official "show off thread"
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Thank you! I really like the contrast, helps that the scales polish up so nicely
2 different drawer pulls for my desk drawers. The bottom looks better but requires drilling 2 holes in the lid. The top: what's shown only works as a drawer pull and the attachment of the lid to the drawer is a different thing all together.
I didn't make it, but I made it pretty.
I did a full brake service (calipers, rotors and pads) on the truck since the one wheel has been grinding badly. This is the result of all the metal being ground off the rotor and pad backing plate.
That is unacceptable, so I had to add some pretty to it.
Ten minutes on the buff jack.
I did a full brake service (calipers, rotors and pads) on the truck since the one wheel has been grinding badly. This is the result of all the metal being ground off the rotor and pad backing plate.
That is unacceptable, so I had to add some pretty to it.
Ten minutes on the buff jack.
My buddy asked me to make him a brisket knife, basically the only requirements he had were that it has a 10” edge and that it’s thin and flexible. I used 1/16 15n20, very hard to grind and sharpen because of the flex but I got it after lots of fiddling around with it
I couldn't find the "show us how much of a cheapskate you are " thread so I'll put this here.
I've saved a uspsa cardboard to use for cutting scrap cardboard into targets for years. This will make the process much quicker and easier. It will also serve as the end plate for the stack of cut cardboards so they store easier in the garage.
Update. This makes it incredibly easy and faster. Being able to put my hand on the wood and lean on it while I cut is a big deal. Cutting cardboard with a cardboard template doesn't allow that.
I cut all these in maybe 20 minutes counting cleanup.
I've saved a uspsa cardboard to use for cutting scrap cardboard into targets for years. This will make the process much quicker and easier. It will also serve as the end plate for the stack of cut cardboards so they store easier in the garage.
Update. This makes it incredibly easy and faster. Being able to put my hand on the wood and lean on it while I cut is a big deal. Cutting cardboard with a cardboard template doesn't allow that.
I cut all these in maybe 20 minutes counting cleanup.
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