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Patron files for August (Patreon)

Published:
2022-08-01 18:39:08
Imported:
2026-06

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Hey Patrons!

Here's the latest link for the shared drive where all the project files live. If you're a new Patron, this is where you'll find drawings, 3D models, CAD files, and anything else that I've generated along the way for all the projects on my channel. A new link is posted here in the main feed each month. Enjoy!

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjEukTfa9GrpamCleuS0qbU1Gaw?e=fxt2Km


Comments

Victor Miller

I would love to see some vintage footage of the show. and the lighting is going to be great. Thanks for sharing and have a good time at the show

Peter W. Meek

"Stainless" rusts quite readily under the right (wrong) conditions. It depends on a very thin layer of atoms on the surface of the metal which. can be disturbed by a number of factors, including electrolysis (by contact with other metals), chemical (particularly acids as might be found in paper). 316 is pretty good, but SS in the 30x series is only barely rust resistant.

Blondihacks
>>89342208

Yah, I'm sure that, if this is really stainless, it's some very mediocre grade like 303. Or maybe it's just plated or something. Who knows.

Peter W. Meek

LOL - I cringed when you (facetiously, I hope) suggested running your benchtop through a planer. You do realize that most of those dark flecks represent a tiny bit of steel embedded just below the surface of the wood.

Gary

Could you just flip the top over and use the other side?

Bruce Crichton

I made a big woodworking bench from a piece of 3" X 3' X 6' maple laminate that had been a commercial kitchen work table. As the top was well worn I flipped it over and used the underside. It's still doing well 35 yrs. later.