Mirror was designed to complement the small arts and crafts desk made from the same woods. The design was inspired by a mirror made by Timothy Mowry, an Annapolis, Maryland cabinet maker.
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Mesh material allows for maximum dust collection, and versatile for any orbital sander.
Mullet Tools has devised a slick single-piece cyclone/collection bin that hooks directly to a vacuum, allowing the cyclone to follow along like an obedient puppy. The two units can be quickly separated for cleaning. The Mullet cyclone bin is translucent, which makes it possible to see the sawdust level at a glance. And its 5-in. clean-out opening with a clear polycarbonate hatch makes emptying the bin quick and easy.
- Detects dust levels to adjust fan speed - Filter life is monitored and displayed on tilted LED display panel - Bright LED display shows filter life, speed, and timer settings - LED Display is angled for easier viewing when ceiling mounted - Timer can be set up to 16 hours - Automatic air quality sensor adjusts the six speeds based on air quality - Two-Filter system with air diffuser that disperses air into a broader pattern - Captures particles down to 1 micron - LED notification of filter life updated by sensor
Regardless of the board’s grain, this jointer produced excellent results. Its fence was totally flat, worked smoothly, and locked well, staying in place even after jointing multiple edges. Getting the fence to 90° was very easy, but the 90° stop was a little tricky to set and the fence did not go back to square when using it. For those who would use it, there is also a digital depth-of-cut scale.
Joinery, Joists and Gender: A History of Woodworking for the 21st Century by Deirdre Visser
Part history and part survey of contemporary craft, Deirdre Visser’s Joinery, Joists and Gender: A History of Woodworking for the 21st Century (2022, Routledge) weaves the stories of historic and contemporary makers into the first collective history of women and non-binary makers in the field of wood.
With its graceful curves, cabriole legs, and ornamental back splat, a Queen Anne side chair is a bucket list build for many woodworkers. Dan Faia had a very specific Queen…
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