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Leo Voisine

Leo Voisine

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I grabbed 4 FIR 2x4 studs from the shed. Lowes around here has some nice fir 2x4's.

I cut 8 pieces 38" long

I face jointed and edge jointed, table saw parallel.

Then I glued them up.

Tonight I used a 1-1/4 bit and faced the panel flat.

It is now a 25 x 38 x 1-3/8 fir panel.

Cost so far = about $10

Gonna make something cool.

Well at least "I" think it's cool

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Jay - this one is for you.

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5 day weekend here. I'm gonna be workin on this every day.

Ending the day today -

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I have some damage to repair, but it will be OK





Cutting with 3 flute coated end mill at 12000 RPM and 352 IPM


The Video is NOT speeded up
 
Rob Keeble
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Oh man not fair that u can flatten a slab like that. Lol.
Nice fir.​

cheers





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But - it takes 5 minutes to flatten it.
 
Leo Voisine said:
Jay - this one is for you.

**************************************************

5 day weekend here. I'm gonna be workin on this every day.

Ending the day today -

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I have some damage to repair, but it will be OK





Cutting with 3 flute coated end mill at 12000 RPM and 352 IPM


The Video is NOT speeded up
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Man I miss my CNC (Andi WFD) and yer just sick posting porn like this :rofl:
 
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