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Originally posted by Texastaxi View PostNice work.
My faux beams were so high, and distressed, so I knew it'd be wasted effort to do any nice joinery.
I have the same planer, and I don't see how you run it without a collector.
Even outside ... what a mess!
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Originally posted by sendit View PostI was thinking about getting a bigger capacity but my G0454Z does good. I have a Woodmaster W3875 drum sander and with #40 grit installed I can remove quite of bit of wood on glue ups/counter tops/doors wider than 20” The sander does have dust collection.
I have some big mesquite slabs that I'd like to make into (single piece top) cornhole boards.
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Originally posted by kingranch View Postlooks amazing you have some skills!
I was wondering why you needed the supports?. those I beams usually will hold a heck of alot of weight... I know in mine I have a 3 ton trolley and have lifted some heavy stuff right off the main I beam
The mrs did not like them until we covered the tubing but she has changed he mind. I does take away from the space though its right at 1000 sq ft
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Originally posted by SmTx View Post"The wife and myself assembled two halves over the square tubing. "
Every time I open your threads I admire your craftsmanship. With as much as your wife helps you I'd bet she could out build most of TBH!
Here she is on top of a ladder in white capris and sandals helping me with the barndo roof beam.
I could/can not do alot of things without her support and help.
I am very very blessed to have found her and married her.Last edited by sendit; 07-11-2019, 01:06 PM.
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Originally posted by Texastaxi View PostNice work.
My faux beams were so high, and distressed, so I knew it'd be wasted effort to do any nice joinery.
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I have the same planer, and I don't see how you run it without a collector.
Even outside ... what a mess!
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