When needing to position objects symmetrically around a centre point I usually use either a nubs circle or by manually positioning the objects, is there a simpler way to symmetrically position stuff?
My model is split into 3 different objects but at some point what is considered the centre of the object has moved and I don't really understand how it has or how to move it back, if anyone can explain this to me, thanks
I recreated the spaceshuttle in kitten space agency
I had a load of wood salvaged from a wardrobe I dismantled so I thought I'd try making a tool chest! Nothing too fancy, just used glue and screws to hold it together. Gotta paint it and put the top on but I'm quite chuffed with what I could do with nothing but scraps
I made a replica of Salyut 6, last photo is a reference image
I made TKS replica and a proton rocket, will try to make a Salyut spacecraft to dock with soon
I've been making short woodworking videos and I see a lot of the bigger woodworking accounts have themselves on camera, such as Eoin Reardon or Rex Kruger. I have been making videos with myself behind the camera or my face cropped out and I have never made a video with myself talking on camera, I do voice overs in the edit. Do you have any pointers for making videos like this?
I'll be leaving for university soon and I wanna be able to do some woodworking while I'm there, would I be able to set something up in my room (in the UK it's just me in the room) or would I have issues with dust?
I have just got a drawknife and reckon a shave horse would be a useful addition! I have this beam of oak and I was gonna try to break the split off and use that, would that be ideal or should I just buy some pine boards
I recreated the venera 7 missions from the Star city TV Show!
Recently been on the hunt for a drawknife, and they're surprisingly rare in the UK when compared to America, but the wait is over and I found one! 8" of Sheffield steel for £38
I have found woodworm in oak, how do I kill it?
I made a couple lunar Lander replicas, both need work but they resemble what they're meant to be
Did a replica of the Apollo spacecraft and Soyuz, the scaling is a bit off but as far as I'm aware I haven't seen anyone else do a replica of this
Need to give the re-entry module RCS, but I'm satisfied with it so far
Made a replica of vostok, first rocket which isn't Gemini titan adjacent, what do you all think?
I have this chainsaw sawn board I wanted to use for a TV stand, is this woodworm and does anything need to be done about it?
I saw a Rex Kruger video recently where he's advertising cambered plane irons, in the video he showed how it can be done with a grind stone and that it could be done, but is tedious, using sand paper and a sharpening stone. I don't have a grind stone, I don't wanna buy an expensive iron, and my sharpening set up is not too coarse so it would take a while. Can I use files to shape the blade?
Is it just pine or something else?