ShopNotes Podcast E193: When I Need a Good, Clean Hole

In this week's episode for the ShopNote's Podcast, John, Phil, and Logan respond to some listener comments, questions, and critiques.
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[@WoodworkingDaddy]

I enjoy the Shopnotes Podcast. I usually listen on Apple Podcasts while I'm working but this episode wasn't posted. I'm glad it's here on UA-cam. I'd hate to miss an episode!

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

It show up on Apple now.

[@FunGuyWoodCreations]

I was an Industrial Arts major in college. We had a Bridgeport in our wood shop. I used it for accurate wood joints.

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

Kinda wonder what a dedicated woodworking mill could be like.

[@b0y9ggz]

My woodworking club has two SawStops back-to-back, both with overhead dust collection. But we choose to run the flex hose vertically up right off the rear of the blade guard to a ceiling mounted duct to the collector. So we do not have the SawStop brand over-arm mechanism. Our system works well for our uses.

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

That's an interesting setup. Sounds like a good idea.

[@terrysknary]

Adjustable Boring Bar is used on a Milling Mach. with a single Carbide tip to enlarge an existing hole! Very Precise ! They are fantastic in a metal working shop.

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

As per our normal routine, we did some research after the episode and learned more about them. Now Logan is excited about getting that mill up and running.

[@puppydoc7949]

“Leaverite” - My father-in-law’s version of “it’s a doohickey but don’t confuse it with a hickeydoo.” Oh man and you’re going to Grizzly!! I’d love to spend some time drooling over all the toys … errrrr… tools. Thanks for all the input on benches and vises! When it’s done, I’ll have to send you pictures. I’m pretty please with how it’s going. I still owe you pictures of the pegboard cabinet … it’s done, I just haven’t organized and cleaned up the shop enough to do it justice. And, there is only so much you can do with Photoshop … LOL

[@Alfetta158]

I like John's shop with the stainless-steel fridge and is that a sectional sofa?

[@terrysknary]

What popped up on my screen this morning was Two new vid's "When you want a good clean hole" & Phils "Favorite Hole Filler" ! You guys are Great !😂

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

You're welcome. Anything we can do to lighten up a Tuesday.

[@ericerf6837]

Highly respect all the knowledge and tidbits I glean from you three….now, truthful but buttery out of the way….let’s pretend this is a text to you three and if I don’t get an answer I’ll be disappointed…when I mill green logs on my bandsaw, do I do any damage by running the remaining log over my jointer to flatten before resuming milling-in other words, do I run the risk of heavy pitch (or anything else) on the cutter heads?
Wait, did you guys just delete me from your contact list for a stupid question?!

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

I'm gonna bring this up for the next podcast so stay tuned. Short answer from my experience. Is that with a dust collector on, you shouldn't have any more pitch build-up than normal.

[@dpmeyer4867]

Logan, ask Matthias Wandle … he will know and if you need another one he will make one for you out of wood.

[@twestgard2]

Definitely no double entendres here.

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

It's like I work at a middle school some days.