It’s show #467 For April 15th, 2020, on today’s show we’re talking about Shop Spring cleaning, chiseling on the workbench, Maloof finish, and the difference between stalactites and stalagmites.
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- Lock Align System
- Inserts for router bits and Forstner Bits
- Ceiling track system
- A universal mount
- Clamp racks
What’s on the Bench
- Marc – Nesting Tables
- Shannon – iPad shelf
- Matt – Finished construction on the trailer
Main Topic: Shop Spring Cleaning
What things do we do to spruce up the shop?
- Marc – Shop blow out. A round of filter cleaning/replacement as needed. Should do tool calibration but I’m too lazy.
- Shannon – blow, sweep, burn scraps, thorough sharpening/waxing, lumber reorg, move unused stuff into storage
- Matt – Blow out the shop, burn scrap bin, sawmill clean up. Find random stuff that’s been hiding in the snow.
Voicemails & Emails
- Stephen – Kickback on how a plane works.
- Brian – Will Maloof Finish prevent red wine stains
- Rich – Do you chisel on your bench?
- Matthew – Does sanding to 180 before cutting your lumber prematurely dully the blades?
- Matt – cleaning fiberglass stalagmites
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One reply on “WT467 – Shannon is Inspired by Marc”
For the kayak guy my advice is too late but if the floor was dirty before the epoxy fell I think it would come right off, same thing with sheetrock work, leave the floor dusty and mud that falls won’t stick