I visited Marc’s shop for several days and one the things we did was build a project in two days. Neither of us got our project totally done in that time but we came really close. I decided to make a bar stool and Marc built a new gate.
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Welcome back to the kitchen build! This time, I’m going to be working on cabinet lighting, which includes both under-cabinet lighting and in-cabinet lighting. Every
Today I have a fun special guest with me! Wink bought wood from me in the past, and in the last load of stuff that
We’re going to do a log pickup today, so I am getting the arch ready to go back onto the trailer. When I take the
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Matt, wondering why you abandoned the Milwaukee cordless grinder for the freaky corded grinder in the stool seat sculpting? I need a new grinder and was considering cordless Milwaukee. Is it a power problem?
I ended up using both so I could easily switch to the fine bur for clean up work. Power was alright. Definitely less than a corded grinder. I wouldn’t want to do any heavy steel grinding with it.