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Ghetto Tips & Tricks

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mammuth

Lets show your ghetto stuff. This should be not taken to serious. Just some dirty tricks and stuff to laugh from our daily struggle in a shapers life

I start with my approach to ghetto sublimation

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skimann20

Mammuth: i love this! quality.

My first base grinder...

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mammuth

Lol. Not bad. Still try to figure out how it works. The wheel puzzles me

P.S. use the great new upload function for pics! Much better then photobucket (which complains about my ad blocker)

snowbo

> mammuth wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 1:57 am
Lets show your ghetto stuff. This should be not taken to serious. Just some dirty tricks and stuff to laugh from our daily struggle in a shapers life

I start with my approach to ghetto sublimation

ghetto_sublimation.jpg

nice dude!

Would you be so kind to explain your workflow in complete?!

BAR

I just did a giant post about my first build thus far. Most won't read it I expect. During this I needed a router table and didn't have one so I made one out of MDF, wood screws for a fence, and a standard plunge router. Used it to do the rabbet over the edge and VDS. Worked perfectly.

LumberJacked

Yo BAR, I can't see any photos you have posted either on your main post or on this one..

BAR

OK I will see if I can edit it to work.

Vostok61

Eh, if it's ghetto, but it works, then it isn't ghetto, it's ingenious

thanks for the tips anyways, they'll help me since I don't have always an access to the "ideal" tools.

MadRussian

this could be very useful to someone who want to build edge Sander.

mammuth

> BAR wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2019 11:34 am
I just did a giant post about my first build thus far. Most won't read it I expect. During this I needed a router table and didn't have one so I made one out of MDF, wood screws for a fence, and a standard plunge router. Used it to do the rabbet over the edge and VDS. Worked perfectly.

Just add a angled plate to the top and you can bevel your sidewalls as well!