Subject: You can build almost anything

From: Build Now <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2015 08:33:09 -0800

Woodworking News For March

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Sawing a piece of wood is a really easy job, but without a little
training most people screw it up. Going straight through quickly is a
good way to end up with non-square joints, and when you're making
wood projects they're a very good way to make it look terrible.

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My first ever job was as a cook, and while I was good at it  I
didn't enjoy it. 22 years later I find myself making wood
projects. Remembering all the advice I was given, taking my time, and
doing something I want to with it, I find making
wood projects only takes a little knowledge coupled with care and
attention.

One important technique that doesn't need much showing: Pilot holes When
you drive a screw or hammer a nail into a small piece of wood or too
close to the edge of one, it will split. Sometimes putting a fixing into
a place like this is unavoidable. Drilling a hole through the joint a
little bit smaller than your fixing will prevent it from splitting.

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-Grant-

My true love is cherry. Minimal grain, excellent color, no open pores
like oak. So ive spent a lot of time trying to make oak look like
cherry. I unfortunately discovered my dislike of open grain pores, after
i had 800 feet of it on my walls in raised panel wainscoting. So, at
that point, grain filling was out of the question. I did however after
about 6 months of experimentation, find the exact right mix of general
finishes dye stains, that turn the wood the same color as cherry, and
have a very minimal different between the cathedraling and the clear
wood. Its not cherry, but the color is right-ish, similar to jatoba, and
the grain is greatly minimized due to having exactly the right color.

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spoke at my mom's graduation at ASU. It was pretty cool to watch Secret Service do their thing from a good vantage point. I could see them in parking garages, on hill tops, in the boxes... They were everywhere. It was neat.
My prediction: Obama gets  community college ped in exchange for not vetoing Keystone pipeline.
Personally, I think that would probably be worth it. 

It would be like sacrificing you rook to take the enemy's queen, talking chess terms. 
Thanks for the clarification. I tught you were talking bees.
That's the only ogy I could really think of. Your sacrificing a little to gain a lot.
Would be a good compromise, but with a few dems the republicans can get a veto proof page of keystone. 
If the GOP agrees to 8billion+ spending increase annually as a deal to build a simple plumbing project for the Canadians, they are further off base than I had originally imagined.
With a Republican controlled use an Senate?