Comments for The Morning Woodworker http://themorningwoodshow.com Working the WOOD Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:29:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Woodworking Workbench Construction Pt. 1 by Vic http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-148 Vic Mon, 18 Aug 2008 13:52:38 +0000 http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-148 I wouldn't say "steal", more like redirect:D I really need to start building a decent hand tool collection. I think my first plane is going to be the Veritas jointer (cause I can't see paying the money for the Lie-Nielson). I wouldn’t say “steal”, more like redirect:D
I really need to start building a decent hand tool collection. I think my first plane is going to be the Veritas jointer (cause I can’t see paying the money for the Lie-Nielson).

]]> Comment on Woodworking Workbench Construction Pt. 1 by Eric http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-146 Eric Mon, 18 Aug 2008 10:06:45 +0000 http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-146 No, I don't have anything heavy to put on top. I was thinking about that too as I was stacking the lumber. So far, all that has happened is a little cupping of the boards but nothing too serious. Time will tell though. Why are you trying to steal my inheritance, Vic? No, I don’t have anything heavy to put on top. I was thinking about that too as I was stacking the lumber. So far, all that has happened is a little cupping of the boards but nothing too serious. Time will tell though.
Why are you trying to steal my inheritance, Vic?

]]> Comment on Woodworking Workbench Construction Pt. 1 by Vic http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-145 Vic Mon, 18 Aug 2008 04:42:54 +0000 http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-145 Oh, uh..Hey Dad, yea ship that to me, here in Pasco. I'll get it all tuned up for Eric and make sure he gets it ;) Great start Eric. I think the air conditioner with the fan should do the trick. Do you have some heavy pavers or cinder blocks you can stack on top? I've never used Southern Yellow Pine, but the wet fir they sell at the local borg would twist like Chubby Checker without a good amount of weight on top of that stickering. You can ask your Dad who Chubby Checker was. Oh, uh..Hey Dad, yea ship that to me, here in Pasco. I’ll get it all tuned up for Eric and make sure he gets it ;)
Great start Eric. I think the air conditioner with the fan should do the trick. Do you have some heavy pavers or cinder blocks you can stack on top? I’ve never used Southern Yellow Pine, but the wet fir they sell at the local borg would twist like Chubby Checker without a good amount of weight on top of that stickering. You can ask your Dad who Chubby Checker was.

]]> Comment on Woodworking Workbench Construction Pt. 1 by Eric http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-144 Eric Sun, 17 Aug 2008 23:41:35 +0000 http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-144 Uh, Yeah! Let's keep the tools in the family. Uh, Yeah! Let’s keep the tools in the family.

]]> Comment on Woodworking Workbench Construction Pt. 1 by Dad http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-143 Dad Sun, 17 Aug 2008 22:59:31 +0000 http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-143 Eric I have a #5 14in Stanley Bailey hand plane that beloned to your Great Grand-Dad you can have if you want it. Eric
I have a #5 14in Stanley Bailey hand plane that beloned to your Great Grand-Dad you can have if you want it.

]]> Comment on Woodworking Workbench Construction Pt. 1 by Eric http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-142 Eric Sun, 17 Aug 2008 11:09:23 +0000 http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-142 I put a dehumidifier in my shop back home but in this case I think the air conditioning in the apartment should work pretty good. Plus I have the ceiling fan on at all times to keep air circulating. Not a bad idea though. I will consider that if my current setup does not work. Thanks for the comment runningwood, nice to hear from you. I put a dehumidifier in my shop back home but in this case I think the air conditioning in the apartment should work pretty good. Plus I have the ceiling fan on at all times to keep air circulating. Not a bad idea though. I will consider that if my current setup does not work. Thanks for the comment runningwood, nice to hear from you.

]]> Comment on Woodworking Workbench Construction Pt. 1 by runningwood http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-140 runningwood Sun, 17 Aug 2008 03:36:11 +0000 http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-140 a dehumidifier might speed things up (about $175) a dehumidifier might speed things up (about $175)

]]> Comment on Woodworking Workbench Construction Pt. 1 by Eric http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-139 Eric Sat, 16 Aug 2008 10:26:24 +0000 http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-139 Thanks Eric. Photography is another interest of mine although I don't do nearly as much of it as I would like to. Thanks Eric. Photography is another interest of mine although I don’t do nearly as much of it as I would like to.

]]> Comment on Woodworking Workbench Construction Pt. 1 by Eric http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-138 Eric Sat, 16 Aug 2008 03:55:02 +0000 http://themorningwoodshow.com/woodworking-workbench-construction-pt-1/#comment-138 Very cool. Nice photography as well! Very cool. Nice photography as well!

]]> Comment on Pocket Hole Joinery by Kreg by Vic http://themorningwoodshow.com/pocket-hole-joinery-by-kreg/#comment-136 Vic Thu, 07 Aug 2008 14:06:43 +0000 http://themorningwoodshow.com/pocket-hole-joinery-by-kreg/#comment-136 Eric, I agree, while I don't think pocket hole joinery has a place in MY woodworking pieces, it's a great way to may shop cabinets. They are strong and quick to assemble, not to mention, the material you save not doing traditional joinery. Eric,

I agree, while I don’t think pocket hole joinery has a place in MY woodworking pieces, it’s a great way to may shop cabinets. They are strong and quick to assemble, not to mention, the material you save not doing traditional joinery.

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