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My Acoustic, Low-Carbon Footprint Thickness Planer And Jointer

August 16, 2009August 16, 2009 ~ Doug

I should have taken a before picture!Acoustic low carbon footprint thickness planer and jointer

This is the woodworker’s equivalent of biking to work!

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Okemos, Michigan 48805
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The back braces are fitted into the linings and ev The back braces are fitted into the linings and everything is sitting pretty. Next comes the glue-up, but first, coffee!
- Getting ready to mortise the back braces into th - Getting ready to mortise the back braces into the linings on a mahogany dulcimer.
Working on what will be dulcimer "necks" and finge Working on what will be dulcimer "necks" and fingerboards. The no. 7 plane gets things straight, the skewed low-angle block plane with a fence helps keep things square, and the low angle block plane helps deal with any spots of reversing grain and tear-out. 
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My wife looked out the kitchen window and saw the My wife looked out the kitchen window and saw the second fawn being born. I shot this video through a screen window, as we wanted to keep our distance and not disturb them!
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