Haven't posted in a while. Been between jobs and trying to restore this old delta unisaw. If anyone can tell me what the process is to replace one of the power leads wires that's cracked and brittle id appreciate it. I'd like to replace the whole wire, but might just cut the bad part and extend it

New parts for the saw came in today! Gotta work on sanding and painting the cabinet/other internal parts and then it's time to get it back together!

Additional post simply to show some of the cleanup pictures

Started off the new year cleaning up this new to me saw! It needs some work, but once it's all good to go I'm gonna try and hit it hard this year!

Had the LLC far too long at this point to have done nothing with it. That changes this year, starting with this saw upgrade/restoration

Oh, and if you're wondering about branding, I don't put anything on any wood surface. I've got a leather stamp I'm working on figuring out the process for. My logo will be in the bottom right corner of the trays leather liner

This was a first attempt and not great, but gives you the idea

I may be biased, but I really prefer my trays, and for me Id say it's for one reason. I can hold enough dice for multiple characters so that I don't need to dip back into the dice bag for extra dice if I have a big crit

My personal tray has enough dice for 3 characters, and one deck of many things!

Butt gluing the divider wall isn't inherently bad, but I've added a dado for it to lock into. I think it looks nicer, and I've a little extra mechanical hold.

tray's felt a little shallow to me, and their divider wall was just butt glued in place.

I've made my trays 8.5"x10" and 1.75" deep. The dice area is 2" and the rolling area is 7.25". All of the walls are .25" including the dice divider for a consistent look all around.

Would have loved to had a website finished and up by now, but since "they're" acting up again, I'll let you know I made my trays to be similar theirs, but changing some things I didn't like.

Their dice area was tiny, wood thickness was only 1/8" *minus the divider wall*, their

#ttrpg #dnd

Harbor freight tool stands are assembled

4/10 don't recommend. They work...... barely...

Does this make me a real woodworker?

Snapshot of my day job

Hello, Im Andy. I make dice trays for #ttrpg's

Im focused on making very simple designs, at a higher quality than what Ive seen from bigger names in the field. Always looking at how to improve

Hoping to do a cheaper run of my first design by the end of the year. *Already have tweaks in mind lol*