STL 120: Smooth moves and surprise questions
Tom’s cabinet blunder and other smooth moves. Plus we roll out some new segments: stats and surprise questions. Will they make the cut?
Sep 16, 2016
STL 120: Smooth moves and surprise questions
Tom’s cabinet blunder and other smooth moves. Plus we roll out some new segments: stats and surprise questions. Will they make the cut?
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Deneb Puchalski – Get Sharp-Fast
In keeping with the discussion in episode 120 I feel like it’s only fitting to link to all of Tim Rousseau’s articles.
One of Tim’s incredible uses of spacer blocks:
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Tom McKenna Editor |
Mike Pekovich Executive Art Director |
Matt Kenney Special Projects Editor |
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I've recently discovered the marvel of podcasts on my iPhone. I subscribe and download them as they become available. What a great resource!! I am a self employed woodworker, and my garage is my shop. I play STL podcasts all day long while I work. Makes the time fly, and I'm learning while I'm earning... Love it guys! Keep on keepin' on!
Al Derksen
Manitoba, Canada
Hey Mike - the carbide inserts on the Shelix head are not actually curved! they are coincident with the surface of the cylinder of the head. Take a cylinder and cut a diagonal line across it and the result will be curved. If the inserts were straight the ends would stick up past the surface of the cylinder.
Two responses in one episode? You guys are rock stars, considering how painfully verbose those questions were. Thanks for the generous recognition of my limited understanding and the appropriate pronunciation of my handle. Mike's response and the comment's on Matt's lumber trip video inspire me to read up on sawn lumber. I loved watching Mike's video workshop on the Single Board Side Table as he walked through reading the grain for the different parts of the table. Gives me something to aspire to.
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