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Mike G wrote:Are you going to have some sort of bicycle chain arrangement for turning all the threaded rods at the same speed and time?
Mike G wrote:I just knew that would happen! How did I miss that......
DaveL wrote:I think that will work OK. It's a bigger version of how the thicknesser bed rises and falls in my Axminster Perform planner thicknesser.
Wizard9999 wrote:Looking very good so far Bob, will be watching with interest. Though I am a bit worried that this is distracting you from those bookcases .
Terry.
9fingers wrote:Wizard9999 wrote:Looking very good so far Bob, will be watching with interest. Though I am a bit worried that this is distracting you from those bookcases .
Terry.
ISTR that you were interested in the lift method so glad you have spotted the thread. You should not concern yourself over bookcase progress as machining the parts for the lift is a useful fill in job whilst waiting for finish stages on the bookcases batch to dry. The wood workshop needs to be kept as free as possible from air borne dust during these latter phases so retiring to the metal workshop is ideal.
Bob
Commander wrote:Looks brilliant so far Bob! I'm excited to see this one come together!
DaveL wrote:Looking good, waiting to the test results.
9fingers wrote:DaveL wrote:Looking good, waiting to the test results.
Me too Dave! According to SWMBO, currently I have to make significant progress on the bookcase varnishing before I can dare make any fresh dust in the wood workshop.
Might be a couple of weeks?
Bob
Wizard9999 wrote:9fingers wrote:DaveL wrote:Looking good, waiting to the test results.
Me too Dave! According to SWMBO, currently I have to make significant progress on the bookcase varnishing before I can dare make any fresh dust in the wood workshop.
Might be a couple of weeks?
Bob
I can see where your other half is coming from Bob, keen to see those bookcases finished...
...but this is also looking jolly interesting.
So if you wouldn't mind cracking on and getting both moved along .
Terry.
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