Tag: 4T
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Comments on Mat(h) Solution
I posted our first Simple Mat(h) Problem on April 27, 2017, and Jim Farrington submitted a solution a couple of weeks later. Here are a few more comments on the problem that I published (but in the wrong place). Although the mat cutter has no kerf, the blade does swing down at the start of…
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A Simple Mat(h) Problem
Interesting math problems have always seemed to jump out of the woodwork at me. Here’s a simple geometry problem inspired by mat cutting. However, you don’t need a mat cutter or mat cutting experience to solve this problem. Starting with a regular 40″ by 60″ foam board, a 23″ (by 40″) slice had already been…
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Another Method For Adjusting A Logan Sander
To download a printable version of this article (AdjustingSander.pdf), click here We have a Logan Precision Sander Elite Model F200-2 disk sander. It improves our picture frame miters to a “perfect 45°” after cutting the moulding to size on our miter saw. To maintain such perfection requires due diligence and occasional adjustment. How Do You…
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Neutral Density Filters And Another “Brilliant Idea”?
A little over a year ago I was shopping for neutral density filters. While doing my research, I triggered the following e-mail from the owner of Breakthrough Photography: Hello Bruce, My name is Graham and I’m the founder of Breakthrough Photography. I wanted to take a second to say hello and welcome you. Seriously, on…
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Another Dumb Question Husbands Shouldn’t Ask
When Nancy was risking her life for your possible viewing pleasure by balancing on top of our canoe on top of our van in Flamingo, Florida, trying to get shots of the Ospreys for “Osprey Family”,Link I asked a really stupid question. I was on the ground (the ladder to the van’s roof has a…