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pat_moore
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2d ago
I finally figured out why my drawer boxes were racking and it was the cheap slides
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brianm66
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2d ago
Hot take: that counter guy in Tulsa told me to stop building drawers square, and he was wrong
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owens.anthony
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2d ago
TIL my shop light was lying to me about every finish I sprayed
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claire_young76
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3d ago
Wrote off biscuit joints as old-school until a face frame popped loose in my shop
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rowanhernandez
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5d ago
Appreciation post: switching from yellow glue to polyurethane cut my sanding time way down
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max223
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5d ago
Warning: my old shop mentor laughed at my sliding dovetail jig and he was dead wrong
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claire872
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6d ago
TIL a customer's crooked wall cost me 3 days of building a cabinet that fit wrong
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ray_williams
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6d ago
Pro tip: the $90 magnetic featherboard paid for itself after one close call on the router
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kim_ramirez3
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7d ago
I finally looked up the actual drawer slide load rating and it's way lower than I thought
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nguyen.blake
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7d ago
Walked into a 1920s bank turned woodshop in Waco and the old teller counter is their outfeed table
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troy_price
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13d ago
Switched from pocket screws to a $9 dowel jig on face frames and my callbacks dropped to zero
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the_kelly
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14d ago
I finally got the grain match right on a 12 foot walnut countertop after 3 failed glue ups
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the_hayden
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14d ago
Showerthought: I used to eyeball every scribe cut till a trim guy in Billings showed me the compass trick
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cole_flores44
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17d ago
Hand-cut 14 dovetails for a cherry dresser and the last pin split when I tapped it home
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caseythompson
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18d ago
Hot take: your spray gun is fine, you just need to learn to thin your finish
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