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Different methods of building I guess. I use plenty of the Irwin type clamps but no cams.

Cam clamps. Never found a need for them.

Very nice, but you need a logo on that headstock!

Gorgeous set(s) of twins!

Fill the pores with epoxy. You'll have plenty of pop.

Looking good. Love that top.

If done right, I think it looks cool.

It is the edge guide that attaches to the bottom of the stewmac precision router base.
http://www.stewmac.com/How-To/Online_Re ... Guide.html

Looks very nice and loads fast. Good job!

Jeff, I'm not sure what grit the buff compound is. But, I can tell you that it is the dry, bar type stuff (Menzerna) and it is red. Then I follow with the medium (Beige colored) then fine (light beige).

My best and most recent acquisition has made the most impact, even though not used the most. I bought a granite flat surface off Amazon. It's about 12 x 12 and 40 pounds. Now, after years of struggling, I can get razor sharp chisels and planer blades. 1200 to 1500 grit sand paper and a Veritas guide...

Yep, I start with 800 also. 3m dry. I go straight to buffer.

How do you adjust relief without a trussrod? I'm not challenging, just asking.

Martin learned to put in trussrods..... at least after a dozen decades.

Gorgeous!

They're pretty cheap to buy.

I don't know what he did but MAN does it look awesome!

IMO, nitro lacquer is the easiest, most trouble-free finish there is.

Yep, agreed. Home store lacquer thinner can have anything in it. I bought a consumer brand name from a store one time that was oily and had a orange tint to it. I used it to clean stuff but no way I'd put it in lacquer. Crown and major paint manufacturers have the real stuff. As far as if it will ha...

What do you mean by "moving"?