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Month: June 2018

by Paul Chilton
Posted on June 19, 2018March 17, 2019

Chaised by the machines

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Hand tools - on hand, for this shaping of gentle to tight curves and changing grain directions. Yep, that's a hammer handle wrapped in 40 grit. # woodworking

Glorious mess #occasionalwoodworker

A lot of work to make it look like no work, such is fixing mistakes. Patching this overshoot on the cutter. #woodworking

Called in to see master shipwright Cody Horgan in his element working on a new crows nest (?) for the replica HMB Endeavour at Sydney Maritime museum. Check out this beast of a copper nail they use! Used in conjunction with a 'rove' (like a domed washer) these nails act more like rivets when the nail is cut short and hammered. #woodworking #shipwright @sea.museum

One of the stranger processes to contend with when going all-in with CNC. The cutter has produced this fuzzy edge on the end grain of the rail, otherwise the quality of the surface is pretty good, flat and square with no breakout. #woodworking

Friday afternoon glue-up is looking for trouble... Chaise is coming on slow and steady. #woodworking

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