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wadecooper
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4d ago
Pro tip: I tried pre-finishing my plywood before cutting and now I'm never going back
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sammoore
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5d ago
Chose a 3hp shaper over a used SawStop for my shop in Boise, and I'm still second guessing it
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hugo_bennett
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6d ago
Got into it with a builder in Tacoma over scribing fillers vs caulk, and now I'm second guessing myself
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hannahw30
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6d ago
I used to think pocket screws were fine for face frames, then I rebuilt a 6 foot vanity in Raleigh
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paul346
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7d ago
Spent 14 hours chasing a 1/16 inch gap on a face frame, turned out to be my own shop light
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grantg74
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9d ago
Why does nobody talk about labeling your own offcuts before they hit the pile
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leo612
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9d ago
Vent: I used to cut dados with a stack of shims, now I use one $22 setup block
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hart.mark
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10d ago
Just learned a $3 Harbor Freight feeler gauge beats my digital angle finder on mitered face frames
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jessicac28
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11d ago
Why does nobody talk about how a $12 moisture meter changed my whole glue up game
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reesemiller
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12d ago
Pro tip: label your dowel jig parts before a German Shepherd "helps" you assemble a face frame
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jennyp19
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13d ago
A guy at the lumber yard in Tacoma said stop buying plywood for shop jigs, and I owe him a beer
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thomas.tyler
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14d ago
My old shop lead said to always cut drawer sides a hair long, and 6 years later I finally get why
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norah13
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17d ago
TIL you should stop using wood filler on cabinet doors before you sand the edges flat
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paulschmidt
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17d ago
Spent 6 hours fitting a face frame on a warped oak cabinet in my garage and finally got it flush
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sagep19
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17d ago
A guy in Waco told me my drawer boxes were fighting his grain direction and it fixed my binding issue
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