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If you aren’t familiar with IRC chat, here are a few commands that you might find useful. These commands are entered into the chat room box where you type your messages. Commands will NOT be seen by other people in the chat room as the system can tell the difference between a regular comment ...
Chat Room Policies The Rules The sole purpose of this chat room is to facilitate woodworking discussions between woodworkers. Remember that TWW fans are of many ages and backgrounds from all over the world. Please be courteous and respectful to other users. Be polite, family-friendly, and don’...
A message from chat room regular, MuddlerMike: What started out as typical stupid banter among the day chat room crew has turned into a long standing inside joke. One afternoon back in April, we experienced a pleasant chat room visit from a friendly Bosnian woodworker. In an effort to boost Marc...
...oo much from your table and includes the option of adding arms for the captain’s chairs on the ends. This online class will run for five Tuesday nights, 6:00-8:30 PM (MST), April 3-May 1. If you are even basically computer savvy, this might be a great option for you to learn to make this beaut...
...17;t Skip Grits Sanding is nothing more than scratching a surface with grit, right? And its pretty obvious that 80 grit scratches are much deeper than 220 grit scratches. So if you jump from 80 to 220, you’re asking a lot of that 220 grit. In fact, you’ll work harder and go through a lot...
Download MP3 [haiku url="http://www.archive.org/download/DavidMarksInterview/DavidMarksEdit.mp3" title="Wood Talk Online Radio"] One of the great features of a Guild membership is having access to live interactive interviews with notable woodworkers and professionals in the industry. On December 7...
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The title says it all. We drove all the way up to Petaluma, CA to deliver the gadget station to the one and only, Leo Laporte. We had the pleasure of hanging out in the TWiT Cottage where Leo records all of his shows, and streams them live at TwitLive.tv. And the coolest part is that the gadget ...
... Then after I routed the grooves for the rod, I had trouble getting the bit out of the router. Both situations were resolved with quick visits to the chat room. I took more liberties with the top. It started out with two layers of Ã?Â3/4” MDF glued and screwed together as called for in the...
... into the sides and just used one little dab of glue on the center of the drawer front to allow the bottom (solid poplar) to expand. I sanded down to 220, then brushed on two coats of cabot poly, then used 2 cans of spray cabot gloss poly to get an even coat. ...
...odworking in America. Tom’s Tip: Protecting jigs from glue using clear packing tape. Visit Tom’s Workbench. And don’t miss the live chat room questions! ...
...in on the subject and found something to like for different tastes in both benches. I hope I succeeded in illustrating Marc’s point. I Sanded to 220 before assembly. Assembled and touch up sanding done again at 220. Mixed BLO:Mineral Spirits 3:2 and applied one coat which I allowed to cure fo...