There are times when you may want to use a thin-kerf blade, but what about your riving knives and splitters? Won’t they be too wide? Well, not exactly. We’re going to touch on the basics of thin-kerf blades, but the main point of this article is to address the issue of a riving knife or […]
There are several options when choosing a SawStop router table but I’m going to attempt to clear up some of the confusion. Let’s go over your options and figure out what is best for you. Inline vs. Standalone vs. Benchtop Inline Left or Right Both inline tables can be mounted to either the left or
Teaching I recently got to teach a class on Router basics. Other than it having to be rushed due to the time constraints, it went well. I’ll be converting the documentation for this class into a post on this website, much like I did with my Dado Information class. I was also working on a
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A few years back I started recording an album with the local band Bright & Shiny. It appears that the album is now on Production Hell and may never see the light of day. I was given temporary tracks to record along to. This was helpful but frustrating at the same time since the main
New Recording Studio Desk As you may know, I recently sold my old studio desk. It worked well but was just too big and ended up not fitting my needs as well as I thought it would. It now has a new loving home in another recording studio. My new one is much simpler and
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I finished the cymbal cart The cymbal cart is finally complete. It holds all of my cracked cymbals and has freed up a lot of floor space in my shop. This was a fun project and was great welding practice. I realized that I still have a long way to go until I can consider
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Progress on the Cymbal Cart I got the cymbal cart all welded together. I just need to clean it up by grinding down the welds, protect the steel so it doesn’t rust, and attach some non-slip material to the bars so the cymbals don’t slide all over the place. I should probably state that I
Woodworker’s Journal Interview http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/trent-davis/ I was recently interviewed for Woodworkers Journal’s Today’s Woodworker feature. The article can be viewed at the link above. If you’ve ever been curious as to how I got started doing what I do, it might prove to be an interesting read. Choosing a SawStop Article https://www.trentdavis.net/wp/2019/01/18/choosing-a-sawstop-contractor-vs-professional/ I have finally completed
In this article I cover the important differences between the SawStop Contractor and Professional saws and their accessories.
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New Welder I traded in my Harbor Freight 110 volt welder for an old Forney 220 volt one. It’s old, heavy, and almost too powerful. I’m still getting the hang of it but so far I am really enjoying it and I’m looking forward to how this can help out with my projects. New Lathe
