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🦋 Tin-can Cello: anticipatory woodworking

I'm looking forward to starting my cello project this weekend, and starting to get my shop in a little bit of order (anyway a marginally less chaotic state) and figure out where my tools are. I haven't done much woodworking to speak of since like 2007 at least! I'm really looking forward to having a well tuned up bandsaw, and to learning how to tune it up. This evening I found a box of rasps and files that I haven't seen in years :).

posted evening of Thursday, August 16th, 2018
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