Another 3d board, made for a client.
This was my first try with an endgrain 3d board, it didn’t went smooth but i learned alot!
I also finished both sides of the board, so you can use both sides.
The contrast is higher then my previous boards, because i started with mineral oil 2 coats ,but found it to much contrast.
Sanded it a little and went for 1 more coat of tungoil.
Size is 15.7’’ length x 11.8’‘width x 2.4’’ High

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Hi all,

I made another lamp for myself, from some pieces of leftover walnut.
I also made a new video of the progress.

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Wish everyone a good weekend!

I Wanted to update our drill storage system, and decided to integrate a few drawers.
In the old one our tools were stacked on top of eachother, and i hope this will improve that.
I build it from scrapwood. I only needed to buy the drawerslides ( 20 euro’s ).

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Had a commission in our own building from a design company.
They wanted a 2 person swing.
This was my first swing, and interesting fun to build.

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Hi everyone,

This is a bit more of a unusual box then the few i made in the past.
I tried letting go of perfect sizes and symetry. I tried holding on to a dream i had, where nothing is normal/ perfect (ussually) . But for me that doesn’t mean they arent beautiful.
The box consists of leftover pieces from my 3d cuttingboard.
It was a quik 3/4 days project.
type of Woods involved are, Walnut,maple,cherry,oak,beech and an unknown type of hardwood.
finished with Tungoil.

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Hi everyone,

This lamp will be my official gift for my brother in law’s birthday.
He owns a recording studio and this is his company logo.
It’s the same simple construction as lamp #3, only a bit taller.
The logo was cut out with a lasercutter. Which a friend did for me.
I used 2 little nails, bottom and top of the logo to attach them.
The wood is some sort of ( reclaimed ) hardwood. Oak for the base and window frames.
Measurement are : L 11.8’’ x W 9.8’’ x H 24.4’‘
finished with Danish oil and beeswax.

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Hi everyone,

Made this lamp from ricepaper, leftover pieces of walnut and oak.
I initially made it as a birthday gift, but i like it too much to give away :).
The Idea was to incoporate his company logo in the lamp on all sides, so it shines trough.
I will have to make another one .
It’s again a simple construction with 8 notches on all 4 posts, where the cross beams fit into. Held together with glue and 8 screws.
I counter sunk the screws, and inerted dowels.
The legs are then screwed onto The baseplate from underneath.
To fit the power cable, i drilled a hole trough the leg with a extended forstner bit.
I have an led light in there now, i like it because of the low power consumption and almost no fire hazard.
Measurements; H 20.5’’ W 10.2’’ L 11.8in.
Finished with 1 coat of danish and beeswax.

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Made this birdfeeder for a client.
I made it with scraps different hardwoods/oak laying around in the shop.
She wanted a water tray aswell, and something she could clean easily.
I choose a tupperware tray, i think it would hold up well during the next winter.
She also wanted a spot for a peanutbutter jar. ( under the roof )
It’s still a suprise and i hope she likes it :)

outdoor pictures.;

Hi everyone,

I recently bought a new routertable, which i’m very happy with, and decided to try making a routerlift.
I looked at steve Ramsey’s instruction video for this lift. I also really liked Mathias Wandel’s version, but went for
Something little easier.
There are a few differences, like the runners can be adjusted from the side instead of the back. There are 4 hex head screws on each post in opposite direction that lock the runner. If you leave a little play in the runner i noticed you can adjust the runner in alot of directions with the hex screws.
I used hardwood for the runners.
I didn’t want to drill a hole in the insertplate, so went for a threaded rod underneath the table and a simple wheel.
I don’t have a round routerengine, and wanted to use my makita router.
Only problem is that it has almost no straight edges for making a nice square carriage.
As a reference, i screw 2 different sized rods trough the hole where the locking mechanism used to be, and went from there. On the other side i shaped a piece of metal to go under the knob and used some tierips to tighten it.
( pic coming).
A nice project, i learned alot and i’m really happy with the result :).

Hey everyone,

The third 3d board, and my last for some time since i’m out of maple :)
It’s fun making them, only a little repetitive after a while.
It’s bigger then board #2. The blocks are equaly sized. measurements;
L 17.9’’ W 11.4’’ H 1.3’‘
Tungoil finish.
It’s still for sale if anyone is interested :)

Hi!

The first 3d cuttingboard was a succes, and my dear neighbour wanted one too. It’s a smaller version, but the blocks are a little bigger.
The dimensions are; length 13.4in x 9.4in width x 1.2in high.
Block sizes are 1.3in around (the smallest parts)

For anyone interested, i made a video
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of the progress :)

I decided to replace my old speakerstands ( picture 6 ).
For a better look and to get my speakers up higher.
It’s a simple construction with 3.9 inch screws and titebond.
When attatching the bottom and base to the centerbeam, i placed the centerbeam in a vise to have good control.
Then layed the pre-drilled bottom and base on top of the beam positioning the piece, and drilled one side.
then i applied titebond on the beam, and drove one screw in. Once one side was tightened i drilled and screwed the other side, since it hard to get 2 perfect drilled holes while trying to position the bottom (or base).
This was a fun and quik project, and i’m happy with the improvement.
Finished with a coat of Tung oil.
Made from oak.
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Made this cuttingBlock for a client.
It took 3 boards, 4 feet long pieces of Walnut, Maple and Cherry.
I gave her a link to all the lumberjocks cuttingboards to see what sort of pattern she would like.
With help of Degoose his tutorial managed to build it.
Measurements are 17.7in length x 12.4in width x 3.9in high
Finished with 1 coat of Tungoil.

Some construction pictures;

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Hi!

I wanted to build myself a new desk.
Didn’t want it to be to big, but a nice size and make it so it could also function as a future dining table.
I had the idea to place the legs aside of the table, for a little extra space ,without a centerbeam or stiles.
I found out its really hard to get the same rigid feeling without those essential supports.
The table feels very sturdy now, but i’m still thinking about adding the extra metal braces on the sides.
The table measures;
66.1 inch length
33.1 inch width
29.5 inch Height
1.9 inch top thickness
4.3×3.9 inch legs
Sanded with 400 grid and 2 coats of Danish oil.
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Construction pictures :

Latest modification metal braces to level the top more out, tigthen it closer to the beam the top rests on and allow movement;

Hi everyone,

This box took me quite some work and i’m happy it’s finished.
I never bin to the Grand Canyon, but i was watching some episodes of ’’i shouldn’t be alive’’ where a lot of people seem to get lost, and i was captivated by the rockfaces in some of the shots.
I was doubtful in doing anything with it, but decided to do it anyway.
The lid was a block of yellow pine that i first routed out by hand, and later on i used the dremel for making caves and adding details.
This was my first try at making wooden hinges, which didn’t went as smooth as i hoped.
The pens are snug now and there’s no play in the lid, which i’m very happy with. they are not glued.
I made this box with; yellow pine (lid) and the sides.
white pine front and back.
oak hinges, and hardwood here and there.
Finished with linseed oil.
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few more pics;

This was my first attempt at trying an endgrain board.
I first glued up 2 regular long grain cutting boards ( 4 seperate pieces total ), then cut them up again in pieces of 1.3 inch width ,crosscut.
I took a smooth board as a base to glue the strips together.
I wanted everything straight and square immediately after the glue-up, but noticed it was almost inposibble.
So i focused on just the top to be almost flush, and the sides were easy to square up on the tablesaw.
The board measures; length 12 inch x width 9.1 x height 3.2 inch.
Finished with tungoil.
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Hey everyone,

This box took me a few weeks to build. I had the idea to do something with a carried or suspended/elevated box.
I got some cherry from Andrius and wanted to use that.
This one occured by accident for alot of parts, I cut some things shorter then i wanted, but somehow end up with something i’m still happy with.
It’s build from different scrap hardwoods,walnut,cherry,and oak.
I used a dremel, tablesaw chisels for the details.
Finished with tung oil and sanded with 400 grid.
It doesn’t show on the pics but the lid’s sink in.
I really enjoy building these boxes, and lumberjocks is a great source for inspiration and motivation to keep building boxes :)

Here are some more pics and construction pics, Thanks for watching!

construction;

Stand in our woodshop, requested by LJ Ben Heard :)

Did these when i was in woodworking school 2009, for fun.
I didn’t carve anything since then, im thinking about trying it again.
I did the woman with a small chisel, and the rest too.
The second one is for a friend, i never met in reality.Made in 2009, And still didn’t send him the piece :).

Have a good day!

This was an enjoyable project, I wanted to try to make small cabinets this time.
To practise/experiment finishing and use my new tablesaw the bosch gts 10xc i choose real wood instead of the
usual plywood for speaker cabinets. The woofer/mid range speaker comes from a b&w center speaker box someone gave me. The tweeter is from dayton audio and is new. I transferd the filter, damping material and the speaker cable plugs from another speaker cabinet to this one.
They are 45 degrees cut on every side, wich was despite all parts theoraticaly would fit perfect (i thought)
with all the glue on all corners and working of the wood pretty tricky.
Underneath i used chrome door knobs.
The measurements ; height 12,4 inch width 9,4 inch depth 9,1 inch
Finished with 1 coat of teak oil then i switched to 2x danish oil (experimenting)
and finally bee wax.

thank you for watching.