glenn bradley
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You ever have one of those things that bugs you? It bugs you but not enough to do anything about it? Then suddenly you've just had it and you drop what you're doing to take care of it? That happened with my ROS paper last night. I wish I would've held onto some of those 5-1/4" floppy cases . . .
The master plan:
Took some scrap plywood siding and some leftover MDF from my scrap bin project.
My DP is out for service so a hand-drilling I shall go. An old arrow gave up it's fiberglass shaft for dowels.
Round off the corners.
Cut the dados (man I really like those setup blocks, its almost like not measuring).
Got room for some spare odd-balls in the bottom area. The dowels are sized to allow me to just land the ROS on the plate and the paper lines up with the holes for DC. I set the height to fit on the shelf where my sanders sit when not in use.
Now, where was I . . . .
The master plan:
Took some scrap plywood siding and some leftover MDF from my scrap bin project.
My DP is out for service so a hand-drilling I shall go. An old arrow gave up it's fiberglass shaft for dowels.
Round off the corners.
Cut the dados (man I really like those setup blocks, its almost like not measuring).
Got room for some spare odd-balls in the bottom area. The dowels are sized to allow me to just land the ROS on the plate and the paper lines up with the holes for DC. I set the height to fit on the shelf where my sanders sit when not in use.
Now, where was I . . . .
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