245 days ago
by Rustic |
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Well, as promised here are some of the lessons I have learned while making these boards1. From now on I am going to make sure that the boards are planed to proper thickness 1st.2. Use correct joinery when edge glueing boards together.3. Make sure that 1 end grain side is square before glueing.4. When drilling holes in the sides HOLD THE DRILL STRAIGHT. Better yet don’t use forstner bit.5. make sure to use a properly sized router bushing for template routing. (I ruined the 1st routing ji...
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246 days ago
by roundabout22 |
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Once I had the cabinet home I (she) had to decide how she wanted to set up all the electronics. We (she) decided it would be better if both the top and bottom sections had doors on them, and we needed to put a couple shelves in to hold the dvd player, vcr, etc…
Space in the upper opening is a little tight so there will be just enough room for a shelf, and by taking out one of the drawers we can put another shelf in the lower cabinet.
This is what I got accomplished shortly after ...
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247 days ago
by California Urban Lumber |
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Bill, our company Sawyer, is constantly in the shop working hard on custom milling for people in the area. I’m begging him at this point for pictures of things he has done so I can put them up. No such luck as of yet, but I’m not giving up.
I wanted to write about how thrilled I am to have discovered this site. By reading and looking through all of your creative work and comments, I’ve been learning so much about wood working and turning. Truly, every project I have seen ...
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249 days ago
by getneds |
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Well I can’t seem to find time to resize all my pics so i’m going to continue this tutorial here Once I get around to it I’ll post the tutorial as a set. I’ll fix the pictures then post.
I will finish this with the third and final segment Thursday.
This is the second installment.
covered in this segment:steps 8 – 16.-trimming cutouts-glueing buildup-rounding underside of sinks-sanding edges-glueing and setting an apronPart 1 and 2 are found hereThanks fo...
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249 days ago
by hermance |
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We’re currently in the process of re-designing our online woodworking store. We sell machinery, tools, equipment, accessories – anything & everything that is woodworking. We shooting for a grand re-launch event late April/early May. While we’re narrowing down the final stages of this project, we’d like to get you the woodworking community involved to let us know what you’d like to see in an online woodworking store. Let us know of any features, ease-of-use, s...
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251 days ago
by Mark Gipson |
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The salon footstool project is nearing completion, I am just waiting for the finish to cure for the recommended 72 hours before I deliver the footstools and finally trash the pink plastic items these will replace.I made stool 4 and 5 as the same as number 3 using a through mortice and tenon for the stretcher. My practise attempts at wedging the tenon were not very successful so I decided to leave that for another project. These stools will be used for resting the feet rather than standing on ...
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252 days ago
by Woodjoint |
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I’ve been teaching a 5 day long class on hand tools for a man from Seattle. You can follow the progress on my blog http://woodjoint.blogspot.com/
Thanks, Charlie
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252 days ago
by kosta |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rjwbKR2ybY
Yo whats up everybody here is the second part of the shooting board video. In this video I go over how to glue up a shooting board and how to keep it that way. If you have not already seen the first part episode 18 then you should really watch it because I go over important tips in that video. I will have more videos soon. To see all my videos you can visit my website at www.kostasworkshop.blogspot.com
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255 days ago
by Ken Wright |
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I appreciate the replys to my blog and intro. It’s a pleasure to hear from ya’ll and take in your advice, which I will certainly use.
I’ll be working on my LJ page here and plan to have my workshop uploaded this weekend. I am a former active duty Marine and now follow my wife who is still on active duty in the Army. That means that my shop has to stay lean and mobile since I move it every 3 years and right now it is located in our 12 by 20 garage here at Fort Stewart.
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255 days ago
by TheTwitch |
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The first time I saw this site a man named Joel Tille was working on a Wiconsin Furniture Tilt Top Table. The article said it didn’t sell at auction. I was wondering why? And, was there a minimum bid that was not met.
I am curious because I have one of these tables. I also have the six chairs, ten leaves, and a matching buffet. My aunt bought the dinning room set for my grandmother in the early ‘50’s. It is the only table I remember sitting at when we went to grand...
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