Had an hour to put together an AABB arrangement for Big Sciota last night before I went out for a show. Not my cleanest work by any means, but I’m really happy with how the melodics came out!
So I’ve been working as a full time machinist, a mix of part time and full time, for about two years at this point, no formal training, just on the job experience mostly working with metals from aluminum to titanium.
However, as my side projects start to grow, I find myself about to dip into a world that i would beg to say hobby machinists know best - machining wood, more so, machining maple. I have a couple mills and routers at my disposal and before I begin, I’d like to see what are your experiences machining maple in terms of stress relief, finishing and finish tolerance. Coming from the metallurgy world, we are talking about grains, not fibers, so as much as I would like to say the fundamentals of finishing and tolerance apply, I know it’s a completely different world. So if anyone has tips or tricks on machine maple, or even wood for that matter, I would love to hear it!
Looking to sublet my private furnished room in a 4br/2bath apartment from June 1st-August 31st Located on Mission hill right beside Brigham Circle.
There is easy access to the Green Line (fernwood road/Brigham Circle, a Stop and Shop, and plenty of nearby restaurants..
Rent is 1100/month + Utilities for this unit and will be shared with 3 Northeastern students. There is shared laundry located in the basement. No pets.
There is ample street parking on the one way street this unit is located on and immediate access to RT 9.
Move in date is flexible.