Woodworking can be relaxing and fun for folks of all ages. Contrary to popular opinion (formed after watching "the New Yankee Workshop") this great American passtime isn't reserved for middle-aged white men with lots of spare cash! Dive in and enjoy it!

Woodworking #6 - The Jointer’s Jumpin’

Posted: September 30th, 2008 | Author: Crusher | Filed under: Woodworking | Tags: , , , | 4 Comments »
TheWoodWhisperer asked:

In this episode, I review one of the most critical and fundamental aspects of woodworking: milling lumber. I review my 4-step milling process, which requires some big tools. And since I know many folks don’t have a fully outfitted shop, I also present numerous alternative methods for jointing edges and flattening faces. The jointer’s jumpin’!!!

I live in Germany, if I import woodworking machinery, will it work with canadian 3 phase power?

Posted: September 25th, 2008 | Author: Crusher | Filed under: Woodworking | Tags: , , , , | 4 Comments »
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augustinerjc asked:

German woodworking machines have 380v. and 50hz. Canadian 3 phase is 220/240/600 and 60hz. I think this is right. Thanks so much for any input.

what is the difference (in appearance) between a masonry drill bit and a woodworking drill bit?

Posted: September 24th, 2008 | Author: Crusher | Filed under: Woodworking | Tags: , , , , | 10 Comments »
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Kathie S asked:

I am putting up a tool rack on a solid block wall. Have a variety of drill bits but don’t know whether they are for woodworking or for masonary. Its taking a long time to drill even 1 hole. Any advice would be appreciated - I am using a hammer type power drill.

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