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*Try General Finishes Enduro Var or Target's EM 2000. Both have a nice amber color reminiscent of a oil based varnish.
 
*Try General Finishes Enduro Var or Target's EM 2000. Both have a nice amber color reminiscent of a oil based varnish.
 
*[http://www.rustoleum.com/en/product-catalog/consumer-brands/varathane/premium-polyurethane Rustoleum Varathane/Polyurethane] Recommended by Sakurama.
 
*[http://www.rustoleum.com/en/product-catalog/consumer-brands/varathane/premium-polyurethane Rustoleum Varathane/Polyurethane] Recommended by Sakurama.
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===Techniques===
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*[http://festoolownersgroup.com/member-projects/building-kitchen-cabinets-video-series/ Building Kitchen Cabinets Series] on FOG.
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*[http://www.garymkatz.com/trimtechniques/lock_miters.html Lock Miter Joint]
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDvDbKBTbic YouTube vid on how to clean an brush used for oil based stuff]...recommended by Sakurama of GarageJournal.
  
 
===Tools===
 
===Tools===
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====Festool====
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* Lars is the Rep: 805-403-4747
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* Track Saw (TS 75 EQ: $725)
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** $1287.50 w/ the CT26E Vacuum ($1350 separately)
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* Rails.
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** 42" FS 1080/2: $95
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** 75" FS 1900/2: $195
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** 106" FS/2700/2: $310
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** 118" FS/3000/2: $335
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** lr32 system for repeating holes like in adjustable shelves.
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* parallel guide, useful for repeat
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* Vacuum
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** What's the sweet spot? Leaning toward the **CT26E ($625)
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** Main diff between MINI and E series?
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* Domino (DF 700 EQ $1250)
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** 57447 Domino XL + Trim and Cross Stops: $1325
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** I can use my biscuit joiner for smaller stuff...
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* Table: (MFT/3 $645)
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* Router (OF 1400 EQ: $535)
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** https://santabarbara.craigslist.org/tls/4799485864.html $1095 (OF 2200 EB: $1250)
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*** OF 2200 doesn't work w/ the router table.
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* Router Table (CMS-GE: $1625)
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** Seems expensive and reviews claim not as stable as some
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* Miter Saw (KS 120 EB: $1400)
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* Drill... down the road.
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* cxs sells alot but not compatible w/ anything else. ... too unique.
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** ? Proprietary chuck?
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* Planer (HL 850 E: $615)
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** I've got a Bosch, is the Festool that much of an improvement?
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* sander 5" finish
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* r150 all around,
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====Misc====
 
*[http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.aspx?p=32926&cat=1,42884,43836 Manual Miter Saw]
 
*[http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.aspx?p=32926&cat=1,42884,43836 Manual Miter Saw]
 
*[http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.aspx?p=32012&cat=1,43456,43407 Wire Bender]
 
*[http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.aspx?p=32012&cat=1,43456,43407 Wire Bender]
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*Woodpecker Precision Tools, would be nice to get one of the [http://www.woodpeck.com/carpentertriangles.html 450mm units] but they are only rarely made.
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*[http://www.collinstool.com/base.php?page=collins_ply_prep.htm PlyPrep Router Bit] for edge banding.
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====Router Table====
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*[http://www.jessem.com/MAST-R-LIFT_EXCEL_II.html Jessem] Looks solid and comes recommended over the Festool unit in this [http://lumberjocks.com/reviews/3047 LumberJocks Review of the Festool unit]
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* The Festool router table sounds pretty nice but also has some semi-mixed reviews, especially considering the price. Need to do a bit more research.
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*[http://www.amazon.com/Bench-Dog-40-001-Contractor-Benchtop/dp/B00002242E BenchDog Router Table] also sounds like a solid option. [http://www.benchdog.com/ProMax-RT.cfm BenchDog ProMax-RT] cast iron top, available as top only, could build own base or even use saw horses or something. Could be more versatile and storable...  hrmmm.

Latest revision as of 09:27, 8 February 2015

Shop Ideas

Stains

  • Stuff on DK guest room dresser and bed: Genarl Finishes water based dye stain.
    • Black Cherry Wood Stain
    • Cinnamon Dye Stain.
  • Try General Finishes Enduro Var or Target's EM 2000. Both have a nice amber color reminiscent of a oil based varnish.
  • Rustoleum Varathane/Polyurethane Recommended by Sakurama.

Techniques

Tools

Festool

  • Lars is the Rep: 805-403-4747
  • Track Saw (TS 75 EQ: $725)
    • $1287.50 w/ the CT26E Vacuum ($1350 separately)
  • Rails.
    • 42" FS 1080/2: $95
    • 75" FS 1900/2: $195
    • 106" FS/2700/2: $310
    • 118" FS/3000/2: $335
    • lr32 system for repeating holes like in adjustable shelves.
  • parallel guide, useful for repeat
  • Vacuum
    • What's the sweet spot? Leaning toward the **CT26E ($625)
    • Main diff between MINI and E series?
  • Domino (DF 700 EQ $1250)
    • 57447 Domino XL + Trim and Cross Stops: $1325
    • I can use my biscuit joiner for smaller stuff...
  • Table: (MFT/3 $645)
  • Router Table (CMS-GE: $1625)
    • Seems expensive and reviews claim not as stable as some
  • Miter Saw (KS 120 EB: $1400)
  • Drill... down the road.
  • cxs sells alot but not compatible w/ anything else. ... too unique.
    •  ? Proprietary chuck?
  • Planer (HL 850 E: $615)
    • I've got a Bosch, is the Festool that much of an improvement?
  • sander 5" finish
  • r150 all around,

Misc

Router Table

  • Jessem Looks solid and comes recommended over the Festool unit in this LumberJocks Review of the Festool unit
  • The Festool router table sounds pretty nice but also has some semi-mixed reviews, especially considering the price. Need to do a bit more research.
  • BenchDog Router Table also sounds like a solid option. BenchDog ProMax-RT cast iron top, available as top only, could build own base or even use saw horses or something. Could be more versatile and storable... hrmmm.
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