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Eoin Walsh, IE
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Gender: Male

Birthday: 06/08/1979


Recent comments


Re: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Woodworking Techniques, from Fine Woodworking magazine

Hey there,

I think this would be a great and welcome book to win.

Eoin

posted: 10:56 am on April 19th  

Re: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Tables You Can Make, from the editors of Woodworker's Journal

Yeah, I'd love a copy of this to browse through when inspiration is required.

Eoin

posted: 2:09 pm on March 14th  

Re: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: 500 Chairs and 500 Tables

Hey there,

Count me in please

Eoin

posted: 4:13 am on November 11th  

Re: Bench Cookie Giveaway

Hey all...

posted: 7:00 am on November 8th  

Re: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Modern Cabinet Work by Percy A. Wells and John Hooper

hey there,

it would be great to win a copy of this book,

Eoin

posted: 5:17 am on October 27th  

Re: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: New Masters of the Wooden Box by Oscar P. Fitzgerald

Hey there,

I'd love the chance to win this book

Eoin

posted: 7:43 am on October 9th  

Re: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: American Furniture 2003, Edited by Luke Beckerdite

Hey there,
looks like a good book to have. A great Lou-Reid maybe...
Eoin

posted: 5:38 am on September 16th  

Re: UPDATE:DVD Giveaway: Revelations on Table Saw Set-up & Safety by Hendrik Varju

Hey there, it would be great to be included in this competition...

posted: 8:53 am on September 10th  

Re: UPDATE: DVD Giveaway: Jointer and Planer Secrets by Hendrik Varju

Ah, I'm too late I think. How bad?

posted: 6:07 am on August 6th  

Re: UPDATE: DVD Giveaway: Jointer and Planer Secrets by Hendrik Varju

Hey there, I'd like to be included in this draw. Cheers...

posted: 6:05 am on August 6th  

Re: Making a Roubo Workbench: Part 2

Mike,

I've recently had a similar problem to you. When I held a number of thicknessed lengths of oak together a mysterious bow appeared.

I believe that it was from a slight miss-alignment in my thicknesser blades which meant they were not perfectly parallel to the bed upon which they were being passed through. The result was that all the pieces that went through the machine came out very slightly wedge shaped.

The error was not evident on each individual item (when I put the micrometer to work there proved to be a difference measurable only in the hundreds of millimeters) but when they were pulled together this error was compounded and the bow appeared.

If nothing else its food for thought

Eoin

posted: 5:43 am on January 29th  

Re: The Not So Big Workshop

Hey there,

Would it be an option to move the dust extraction outside so as to free up space. Not sue how it would work in your climate but I've seen them set up in insulated plywood boxes to protect them from the environment and to protect the environment from any noise.

Just a thought!

Other than that, I feel your pain. I've got my workbench set up in my bedroom until I move to a more suitable place. No power tools allowed which is not such a bad thing...

Eoin

posted: 2:15 pm on January 8th