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@@wmwalkerco I cant do narration yet on my new format because "This is a story about..." with your tone always slip in my mouth hahaha

I think it's a cool little tidbit too. Montpelier is actually really cool this day and age, they have active archaeological digs uncovering a lot of the old out buildings on the property.

Montpelier is a great site. I'm just wondering how one gets lumber from a place like that.

@@markdmeadows my sawyer is an arborist by day and has the contract to remove storm damaged and standing dead trees off the property

It's not for everyone, but I try to do it right.

It was a hard pill to swallow as I had just put a lot of work into that base. You're right though and the client was fine with the changeorder fee and they were really great to work with so i cant complain too much

@@wmwalkerco I actually need to sit down a rewrite a better contract. Mind if I pick your brain on Instagram about it?

@@RCW-Designs sure man, hit me up

Go for it! The sled is fairly simple. The rails are just straight (jointed) 2x4s with holes big enough to fit a clamp head. The sled is just a piece of scrap 3/4"(1/2" would probably be better) ply as wide as the router base with a slot big enough for the router bit. The sides of the sled are hardwood and provide the rigidity so the ply doesn't sag over the span. I screwed some cleats on the bottom of the sled to reference off the rails and I coated all of the sliding surfaces with paste wax.

@@wmwalkerco I really appreciate you sharing that.

Nailed it. "Sarabande"

Around 3k

8/4. Approximately 2" thick.

Sometimes it can be. There could be tension in the wood though and it could result in a bad joint. Track saws will get you even closer, but sometimes you'll still need to finesse the edge. If you do get a good joint off of the circular saw kudos! All that matters is the end result doesnt really matter how you get there.

Wm. Walker Co. oh! Ok! Thanks for the info, I just thought doing it with CS will not work. I’m worried coz I’ve got no jointer, and my table saw’s cut height is not enough to do the jointer jig. And sorry, I didn’t notice that you freehand the CS cut at the beginning.

Around $3500

@@wmwalkerco worth it !

I don't think I understand the question