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EMCC Fine Woodworking 2013

Saw Restoration

Seattle Community College's Wood Technology Center had a tool sale a few weeks ago and I bought and old Disston saw. The blade seemed in reasonable ...

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Chris Lee commented on 26 Jan 2016
what did you use for removing the rust? I couldn't see the bottle, is it oil? what kind if so? did you use a rag or sandpaper? Thanks, great video!
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Chris Lee commented on 27 Jan 2016
Thanks!
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Dan Lecocq commented on 27 Jan 2016
+Chris Lee That was just 3-in-1 oil and sandpaper. Thanks!
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Fred Creole Native commented on 23 Jan 2016
AWESOME!!! Happy New Year Dan! How many hours for the handle please? And...Thanks for sharing your videos
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Dan Lecocq commented on 23 Jan 2016
+Fred Creole Native Nothing to be sorry about -- thanks for the comment!
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Fred Creole Native commented on 23 Jan 2016
Sorry, I missed that, but thanks again to take time for your answer.For the next one, I'll be more carefull.
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Dan Lecocq commented on 23 Jan 2016
I'd say it was probably about five hours for the handle (it was a lot of sanding)
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Kevin Mc Quillan commented on 12 Oct 2015
You have the patience of a Saint. A great job with a brilliant result. Thanks for posting it.
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Dan Lecocq commented on 12 Oct 2015
+Kevin Mc Quillan Thanks -- I will say that by the end, I'm pretty well ready to be done with it!
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Rodney Fisk commented on 12 Oct 2015
What a great restoration! I bet you would have appreciated a spindle sander during that job!
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Dan Lecocq commented on 12 Oct 2015
+Jordan Bishop I like to use hand tool projects as an excuse to use hand tools :-)
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Dan Lecocq commented on 12 Oct 2015
+Rodney Fisk Heh, definitely would have helped!
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Jordan Bishop commented on 12 Oct 2015
Or a band saw :D
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Ludwig Von Cocksucker commented on 04 Jul 2015
That Disston you have there was made between 1917-1942. I am currently restoring one from 1896. great vid
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Ludwig Von Cocksucker commented on 18 Aug 2015
+Michael Marrinan try vinegar and a wool brush...like the SOS Pads 
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Michael and Jessica Marrinan commented on 18 Aug 2015
+Ludwig Von Cocksucker How do you guys make the steel shine without removing the etching?
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Barry Manilowa commented on 27 Jun 2015
Nice work, but the gloss finish was a bit over the top and the lacquer on brass was pointless.
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Rodney Fisk commented on 12 Oct 2015
+Dan Lecocq That handle was done perfectly! In fact, I think I'm going to do the same with the one I got.
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Dan Lecocq commented on 28 Jun 2015
+Man na I'm more fond of satin finishes, but I made a handle for a different saw a long while back and wanted them to match. As for the brass, the idea was to keep it from tarnishing but time will tell how well that works out. Thanks for watching!

Justin Dorsey- Forsyth Technical Community College Carpentry Program

How to make a wood iPad Stand

Barent Hoffman, Carpentry Instructor at Green River Community College, demonstrates how to make a simple iPad stand from inexpensive 2X6 lumber.

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Iluminada Hutchinson commented on 11 Jan 2016
This time I'll use woodprix instructions to make it by myself.
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Belia Krouse commented on 23 Jan 2016
+Iluminada Hutchinson thanks for that

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