Woodworking
After cutting all 11 pieces (zero straight cuts), we have to make mortise and tenon joints, all of them angled. The picture above shows the work holding for cutting an angled tenon using the Shaper Workstation. There’s the vertical clamp face where I have attached the angled fence. On
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Testing and practicing with the Shaper Origin is going well. I have arrived at the point of cutting parts that are too big for the Shaper Workstation but require a precision that I’m not comfortable with marking with a pencil and using the Shaper Plate. For this, people make
Woodworking
As expected, after learning a thousand things with the initial design and loading that on the CNC, I started over with the design of the seat to optimize the method. I started with a top view design of how it should look like as shown above. There’s the individual
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I got my hands on some plantation teak boards and have a project on my list for a seat on the foredeck which is handy when working with spinnakers or just to enjoy ourselves. The trouble (it’s never easy) is that it needs to rest on stainless steel railings
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Ceiling trim with two coats of varnish. It needs a light sanding followed by a third coat but the varnish is still too fresh for sanding so we’ll let it cure a bit more. We did receive the fasteners we selected and I think they look great! The strange