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Title: Sawmill Creek - http://www.sawmillcreek.org Sawmill Creek
Url: http://www.sawmillcreek.org
Users activity: 4 posts per thread
site activity: 1,253 active threads during last week
Site rank: 3,935 (go to rank page)
Domain info for: sawmillcreek.org
 

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  Week Month 3 Months
Threads: 1,253 5,343 14,943
Post: 5,076 23,420 65,241
 

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Top authors on Sawmill Creek during last week:

Name
Posts
Steve Schlumpf
106
user's latest post:
A Weeks Work
Published (2009-11-07 23:15:00)
Very impressive work David! I love building stuff like that but know I would not have gotten it done in a week! Very nice work! Your wife will love it!
John Keeton
96
user's latest post:
"The Legs" - Again!...
Published (2009-11-07 22:29:00)
Been gone for a few days visiting my daughter and grandkids, and have not had any shop time. Prior to leaving, I had completed the faceted portions of the legs. Today, after a bunch of honeydo catchup, I decided to sand out the legs, apply a coat of BLO, and shellac. This probably ain't much to you guys, but this is big time stuff for me!! My first semi-finished pieces!! Finishing on the lathe is sweeeeeet! I sanded to 400, and 000 steel...
Ken Fitzgerald
93
user's latest post:
Disk sander and PSA sand...
Published (2009-11-07 23:37:00)
I bought a Grizzly 12" disc and OSS and it works great! Question? How do you remove sand paper that has PSA? Will using a heat gun help?
glenn bradley
78
user's latest post:
Triple Router Table build
Published (2009-11-07 23:01:00)
Very good execution Paul. Looking forward to more pics as you move ahead.
Bernie Weishapl
75
user's latest post:
Woodturner near Greenville, NC??
Published (2009-11-07 23:28:00)
Keith if I remember rightly Big Mike Stafford who is a excellent lidded box maker. You might look him up.
Lee DeRaud
75
user's latest post:
It's a frustrating day in...
Published (2009-11-07 21:03:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Dan Hintz The left half-inch or so of my table doesn't engrave with as much power as the rest... very frustrating. Three questions: 1. Do you have the same problem on the righthand 1/2"? 2. Is the problem speed-dependent? I.e. if you drop both speed and power by half, do you get the same symptoms? 3. Does the PLS have "overscan", i.e. can the carraige move left of 0 and right of...
george wilson
74
user's latest post:
Grizzly Drill Presses
Published (2009-11-07 23:58:00)
I noticed that the 20" drill press in Grizzly's Christmas flyer has a low speed of 210 rpm. The SMALLER drill presses go down to 140 rpm. Since the larger drill press SAYS it will drill a 1 1/4" hole in steel,and the smaller ones will drill a smaller maximum hole,which DO NOT require the drill to go as slow,why does the larger D.P. not go the slowest? It takes a very slow speed to drill large holes in steel. I've...
Dan Hintz
68
user's latest post:
It's a frustrating day in...
Published (2009-11-07 19:43:00)
Just thinking of the happy-go-lucky ways of Mister Rogers and how he really should be here right now. The left half-inch or so of my table doesn't engrave with as much power as the rest... very frustrating.
Jim Koepke
66
user's latest post:
I need a quote for engraving.
Published (2009-11-07 23:51:00)
I thought most jewelry marking was done with a stamp or punch. jim
John Thompson
59
user's latest post:
A Weeks Work
Published (2009-11-07 20:53:00)
I'll join Jim in congratulating you on getting it done in a week. I realize that is basic framing with probably no insulation or interior wall but.. that is still a chore to do the frames.. tresses.. hang doors and windows in a week by yourself. And then add a porch rail and floor. Nice and very timely as you apparently didn't waste any!
 

Top 10 active forums on Sawmill Creek during last week:

General Woodworking and Power Tools - 2,406 new posts General Woodworking and Power Tools - forum profile
Turner's Forum - 1,144 new posts Turner's Forum - forum profile
Neanderthal Haven - 750 new posts Neanderthal Haven - forum profile
Laser Engravers - 647 new posts Laser Engravers - forum profile
Off Topic Forum - 567 new posts Off Topic Forum - forum profile
Project Plans Forum - 408 new posts Project Plans Forum - forum profile
Deals and Discounts - 293 new posts Deals and Discounts - forum profile
WorkShops - 278 new posts WorkShops - forum profile
Woodworkers Classifieds - 201 new posts Woodworkers Classifieds - forum profile
CNC Machines - 93 new posts CNC Machines - forum profile
 

Top 10 forums on Sawmill Creek:

General Woodworking and Power Tools - 272,300 posts General Woodworking and Power Tools - forum profile
Turner's Forum - 156,694 posts Turner's Forum - forum profile
Off Topic Forum - 69,635 posts Off Topic Forum - forum profile
Laser Engravers - 65,665 posts Laser Engravers - forum profile
Neanderthal Haven - 56,088 posts Neanderthal Haven - forum profile
WorkShops - 26,162 posts WorkShops - forum profile
Project Finishing - 19,582 posts Project Finishing - forum profile
Woodworkers Classifieds - 19,461 posts Woodworkers Classifieds - forum profile
Project Plans Forum - 18,322 posts Project Plans Forum - forum profile
Deals and Discounts - 11,554 posts Deals and Discounts - forum profile

Latest active threads on Sawmill Creek:

Sawmill Creek
Started 2 months, 4 weeks ago (2009-08-12 21:49:00)  by Todd Hyman
By chance where are you located?
Forum:  Deals and Discounts Deals and Discounts - forum profile
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Sawmill Creek
Started 16 hours, 34 minutes ago (2009-11-08 21:06:00)  by Myk Rian
That thing is brand new!! The book says 14", the tag says 16". Which is it?
Forum:  Deals and Discounts Deals and Discounts - forum profile
Thread:  Show this thread (7 posts) Thread info: Delta 16 inch Tablesaw up for bids Size: 92 bytes
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Sawmill Creek
Started 2 days, 14 hours ago (2009-11-06 23:28:00)  by Josh Reet
That MSUV is a great stand. I'm pleased I bought one ($99 last xmas).
Forum:  Deals and Discounts Deals and Discounts - forum profile
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Sawmill Creek
Started 21 hours, 18 minutes ago (2009-11-08 16:22:00)  by Mike Kenney
Not that good http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?p...ckler%20Out let
Forum:  Deals and Discounts Deals and Discounts - forum profile
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Started 4 days, 18 hours ago (2009-11-04 18:42:00)  by Mike C Peck
put me down for a 175"! Sent a PM.
Forum:  Deals and Discounts Deals and Discounts - forum profile
Thread:  Show this thread (17 posts) Thread info: Laguna Carbide Resaw King Bandsaw Blade $75 (New Offer for SMC) Size: 40 bytes
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Sawmill Creek
Started 1 day, 1 hour ago (2009-11-08 12:30:00)  by Blake Barr
it'd take some time and money to get it in workable shape... if I was in a more permanent situation with my shop I'd be on my way.... I'd only want to move it once though...
Forum:  Deals and Discounts Deals and Discounts - forum profile
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Sawmill Creek
Started 2 days, 20 hours ago (2009-11-06 17:02:00)  by Joe Leigh
Outstanding....the figure in the front legs is spectacular! Great job.
Forum:  Project Plans Forum Project Plans Forum - forum profile
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Sawmill Creek
Started 1 day, 13 hours ago (2009-11-08 00:30:00)  by Neal Clayton
we don't believe you unless you post pics . glad the floor turned out ok.
Forum:  Project Finishing Project Finishing - forum profile
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Started 1 day, 22 hours ago (2009-11-07 15:28:00)  by ROY DICK
Roger, That is one heck of an offer, even though I am no where close, I just think that is a great gesture on your part. Roy
Forum:  Off Topic Forum Off Topic Forum - forum profile
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Hot threads for last week on Sawmill Creek:

General Woodworking and Power Tools
Started 6 days, 5 hours ago (2009-11-03 08:23:00)  by Fred Hargis
I do throw them out, except for the one Festool (and only) case I had....I sold it. I'm told those tool cases are popular at yard sales, as well as Goodwill. But my first line of defense if to try to buy the tools without them, pretty much not possible anymore.
Forum:  General Woodworking and Power Tools General Woodworking and Power Tools - forum profile
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Neanderthal Haven
Started 6 days, 4 hours ago (2009-11-03 09:09:00)  by Shawn Patel
I have those BORG Marples chisels. They work fine for me. I assume yr sharpening to a 'regular' 25? Are you micro beveling? Does seem like the temper's been compromised...
Forum:  Neanderthal Haven Neanderthal Haven - forum profile
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Off Topic Forum
RE: High Tool Prices - 45 new posts
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-01 20:58:00)  by Robert McGowen
I understand what you are saying and agree with you that it is a problem. I am just not sure why you think that your particular thread will be such a giant headache, unless you believe that a bunch of people will jump in and post that just because it is POSSIBLE to shaft a tool company means that it is OKAY to do so. In that case, THOSE are the people that should be banned.
Forum:  Off Topic Forum Off Topic Forum - forum profile
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Project Plans Forum
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-10-31 16:37:00)  by Sam Layton
Now for the glue up, This is where the I-beam comes in handy. The rails and stiles are clamped to the I-Beam making the laminate completely flat. After the glue up, I joined and planed the rails and stiles completely flat and straight, and to final thickness. The top rail will be arched, so I had to make a template. I used 1/2" mdf and cut the template.
Forum:  Project Plans Forum Project Plans Forum - forum profile
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General Woodworking and Power Tools
RE: Router survey... - 43 new posts
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-10-31 06:40:00)  by Caspar Hauser
I can bring 7 to mind. There may be more, and I assume we are talking the ones with tails, if not then 9 ish. I need a good (not PC) mid hp plunge, any ideas?
Forum:  General Woodworking and Power Tools General Woodworking and Power Tools - forum profile
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General Woodworking and Power Tools
Started 6 days, 14 hours ago (2009-11-02 23:31:00)  by Joe Spear
I just cleaned my WWII with Simple Green yesterday. I take a little Simple Green in a can and dilute it with the same amount of water. Then I take a stiff nylon bristle brush (the kind that looks like a big toothbrush) and dip it in the solution. Holding the blade in my hand or flat on a table, I flip the brush so the solution gets onto the teeth. (You could dip a sponge or rag and dab it on...
Forum:  General Woodworking and Power Tools General Woodworking and Power Tools - forum profile
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RE: Sign your work? - 39 new posts
Started 4 days, 2 hours ago (2009-11-05 11:26:00)  by Denny Rice
Quote: Originally Posted by Scott Hildenbrand Was messing around on Facebook and saw this ad (good targeting facebook!).. Got me to thinking... Who of you sign your work and what method do you use/prefer? This is nice timing....I have been thinking about doing this for awhile, I have seen the irons ...
Forum:  General Woodworking and Power Tools General Woodworking and Power Tools - forum profile
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Laser Engravers
Started 5 days, 11 hours ago (2009-11-04 01:44:00)  by Carrol Fleming
Bright sparks
Forum:  Laser Engravers Laser Engravers - forum profile
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General Woodworking and Power Tools
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-10-31 11:26:00)  by John Keeton
I am not sure I understand this situation. My shops have all had concrete floors, as have my garages. The only brooms I have ever used are the cheapest decent handled broomstraw broom I could buy - $10 or so. I also use a push broom - also the cheapest one I can buy. The one I have is probably 25 years old. I can't tell that there has ever been damage to my floor?!?!?
Forum:  General Woodworking and Power Tools General Woodworking and Power Tools - forum profile
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General Woodworking and Power Tools
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-10-31 20:20:00)  by Tony Bilello
Quote: Originally Posted by travis howe Wanting to build a lazy susan for my mom...say 18-24in... What's the easiest way to do this? Bandsaw jig, router? I have a fairly complete shop. Thanks! A router would be the easiest if you have a circle cutting jig. A lathe is pretty much out of the question unless ...
Forum:  General Woodworking and Power Tools General Woodworking and Power Tools - forum profile
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