Jim Frye
Veteran Member
"The Nut In The Cellar"
Last Activity: Today, 11:59 AM
Joined: 12-28-2002
Location: Maumee, OH, USA.
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Just for giggles, here is the prototype for the trivets made in the first go round. Yes, it is 3/4 inch plywood, soaked in Watco medium walnut Danish...
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The jig has been residing up in the joist space in the shop, it was always visable. Because I spent so much time designing and building the jig, I just...Last edited by Jim Frye; Today, 06:23 AM. -
The original project was for a dozen trivets, so I was trying for repeatability. -
A Repeat Project
Son and DIL just bought a new home and asked me to make them some 8 inch by 11 inch trivets like I made some twenty years ago as family Christmas gifts....
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Could not you have just used the Forstner bit to elongate the hole? I have done this by clamping the workpiece in position to the drill press table and...Last edited by Jim Frye; 04-02-2026, 09:04 PM. -
What were you attempting to do? Were you trying to route the inner edge of the bored hole? Glad you only did the damage you did though.Leave a comment:
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The best shop cost I ever had was the base woodworking hobby shop when I was in the Air Force. The shop equipment made The New Yankee Workshop look under...Leave a comment:
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I set the small scraps curb side with a âFree Firewoodâ sign. They never last more than 24 hours. Apparently, there are a lot of patio fire... -
Ouch! Get well soon.Leave a comment:
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I learned a long time ago to buy stuff in small quantities even though it is more expensive. Lesson learned was buying a gallon of TBII on sale and having...Last edited by Jim Frye; 03-26-2026, 08:59 PM.Leave a comment:
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