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What I used, but being a shitty woodworker my bench gets used more as a giant charcuterie board.

Figured a miter saw would have been the better option.

Seems Ridge’s quality control isn’t all that good. Blade revived with with multiple teeth like this.

Awesome!

Joinery is for suckers.

Worst. Parson’s. Table. Ever.

I guarantee that seeing them on fire hurdling next door is just as safe.

I put all oily rags on a small trebuchet and launch them at my neighbor.

I did it on a stand with added roller stands. Or just do it really slowly with a dovetail saw.

Heavy loads of CDs are my kryptonite.

Roller stands really helped, but mostly it was a lot of heavy lifting. Jodi took a picture while I was working on it.

I wouldn’t trust anyone from Arkansas.

Quarter sawn oak is growing on me.

I’ll happily buy them off you for pennies on the dollar.

I built the traditional dogs that come the the Roubo plans and as much as it pains me to say this, buying a cool after market one is pretty useless. They are stupid simple to pop up and down with a good usable height range. Only downside is the bench has to be built to use them.

Guess I need another red clamp.

That would definitely fit with it being from Brazil. But that means I would need to build another bench 🤔

I’m going to say mango, maybe Koa.

I would think any tap would work fine since it's just wood. Get a tapered and bottom tap. Not sure if this is a thing, but I've always liked taping the hole, then letting thin CA glue soak into the threads, and then taping again.

Bastards.

AudioGD killed my cat.

Plane is money for working the tenons.

Tossed together a holder for the drills with some 3D printed mounts for extra batteries. Might spend the next month just making holders for stuff 😂

I had 4-5 55gallon bags when I did mine.

Sounds like it wasn’t dried properly.