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Here are the steps for haunching. It is a bit labor intensive and this doesn’t show cutting the mortise.

Ron, Those are haunched because I wanted a traditional mortise and tenon. I was using the HC mortiser for these and the exposed mortise out on the edge would not be clean. The other option for this

Dixon - DIX00500 Industrial Lumber Crayon Holder for 1/2" Round or Hexagonal Crayons, Wood with Metal Chuck, Walnut, 1-Pack (00500) Walnut amazon.comMine is 50 years old still working perfect.

Joe is using euro triangle system to show stiles and rails for sash and door, I use a graders marker to rough mark, Japanese knife scribes and .07 H graphite to mark

I am using the Pica pencil. You can get the graphite in multiple colors (including white). It is really good for rough dimensions and general marking. It isn’t not good for fine furniture making.

On 16 Jun 2024 18:43, imranindiana <imranindiana@...> wrote: I have been eyeing pica for some time now. I only use pica dry markers in general construction, marking raw dimensions on wood

Thanks Jacques and Jonathan for your feedback. I have been eyeing pica for some time now. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Very, very nice Joe.? I'm leaning toward something like this for my daughter's kitchen style.? So, the panel is rebated only toward the back so it doesn't a show break from the front, I assume.?

On 16 Jun 2024 15:11, Jacques Gagnon <jacques.gagnon309@...> wrote:A lumber crayon works very well on both rough and planed (surfaced) wood. In my training as furniture maker (EU mainland) I was

Imran, A lumber crayon works very well on both rough and planed (surfaced) wood. As Joe indicated, sanding is required down the road. Since I do not have a belt sander, I use either a Pica red lead

I have the Starrett version of this - bought it a few years ago on EBay for ~$300 IIRC. It is a little fiddly to set up, but once that’s done it is incredibly accurate. I use it regularly to dial in

Thanks Joe. I have not researched this. I just place painters tape and write on it but figured pros probably have a better solution. Imran

Imran It’s just a lumber crayon. I only use it if parts get wide belted. It will cause problems if used further along in the machining process.

Hi Joe, Rookie question. What do you write with on the processed pieces. I see red identifications in your picture. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Ron, yes the different size Grover’s are good to have. I got them more to match my hollow chisel 6 mm bit for tenoned doors. When doing the thicker rebated panels they are captured in a groove just

Dan, II’d be interested in zero clearance insert Sent from my iPad Pro (12.9 inch)

Thanks for your input, Joe.? I did confirm with Rangate (where I originally purchased the kitchen set) they have larger groovers.? So, being able to add the simple profile inserts to it seems the

Does it make the same noise when the thicknesser gearbox is in neutral? Also I access the flywheel through a panel below the undermount extraction port on the spindle moulder then there is another

That’s funny - I’d love to see you consistently set and cut compound angles on your sliding table saw more accurately than that Mitutoyo protractor can resolve. What a joke. The Bridge City

Once every two years? I don't think those protractors are accurate enough...