 Woodworking Safety #4: Drill Safety & OperationFinally got a couple more safety videos made for my students who miss the demos in class. This one is on the drill. Took breaking it up into 3 parts to make it fit on youtube. Here’s the drill video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwazHacw3jc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0yyOyb3XXE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UjUPb7O6XA I included the youtube links just in case  A little break from Serious!Well, a little while ago i had a visit from someone that a lot of us around here know and we were able to get some filming done! so here are a couple little things we did! hope you’all like it :) So i hope that you’all liked it! next time I’m going to do a video on some little finial boxes that i am making for Christmas. so i hope everyone liked it and i hope to see you again next time.  Making of a dog #1: Finally have a toddler to make toys for!I’ve always wanted to make things for children. I finally have a toddler to make something for in the family. My nephews came along before I was really into woodworking for fun. So now a small niece is in the picture. This is what I’m making her for Christmas. http://www.meiselwoodhobby.com/Products/ViewProduct.aspx?id=42983 It looks like a real fun project. They have a little weiner dog so hopefully she’ll like this. I didn’t get much done today – but i...  Woodworking in America 2008 - Part III”A good furniture man always has a tape!” This is Part 3 from our interview with Neil Lamens of Funitology Productions fame from his first full day at Woodworking in America 2008. In this brief installment, Neil shares some additional thoughts about connections with fellow woodworkers and his trip into the town of Berea (The Folk Art & Crafts Capitol of Kentucky) with woodworking friend Chuck Middleton. Do you have a tape in your pocket? We have more to come from Neil...  Walnut Tallcase Clock #8: Walnut Tallcase ClockWell Folks, I’m going to make this the final posting on this project. It has some minor things to be done but I’ll just call it complete. If you are wondering what has to be done is for me to practice my calligraphy writing for a few days then sign the clock face, add a border under the arch and seal it. Where it’s setting now is only temporary so I’ll not bother leveling it precisely, it’s leaning forward some now. My wife has done a good job painti...  "Hobbit Holes in MyWorld" --by RusticWoodArt #44: "Explanation of Experience" and Art”Explanation of Experience” and Art ....tempt me and i shall speak,if not by words of a common tongue,then i shall speak from within the wood,where the soul of a tree lives very much free…. ....infatuate me and i shall speak,come out from amongest the copy-cats,brush aside the hands that ever are clutching too hold, when will you escape your defined walls of self-imposed exile…. ....provoke me and i shall yet speak,push the envelope and forget to lick the glu...  and then it becomes....... #5: PadaukWell after I returned to the shop with my padauk from Austin hardware and lumber, I cut the material down to sizes close to what I was going to work with and ran them on edge over the jointer. After getting the edges straight and true I glued them up into planks and let them dry. I pulled them from the clamps and ran them through the drum sander. Then cut them to final width then length. I then set up my leigh jig and routed the dovetails and wha la the basic box stands. In these picks...  Woodworking in America 2008 #2: Day 1, or Is This Heaven or Am I Just In Sensory Overload?Back in college when you had four classes in one day it was just another day. I guess that’s why we send our kids to school while they are young. I don’t feel young. Here’s the run-down of my day (mercifully all my classes were within two buildings very near each other.) My first session was on chair design with Brian Boggs. If you aren’t familiar with Brian, you need to be. Find him here. Now, I’ve never really had any interest in chairs, knowing that t... Woodworking in America 2008 - Part IIThis quick video is live from Neil Lamens of Funitology Productions fame. Neil share thoughts from his first seminar with chair maker Brian Boggs and the awesome feeling of making connections with fellow woodworkers. Neil met up with internet woodworking friend Chuck Middleton, a frequent member of The Rough Cut Show Rough Cutters Forum. What glue was Neil referring to from the chair making session with Brian Boggs? Hide glue of course! Don’t forget to check out Patrick Edwards Ol...  Divided Light doors #3: Second setFinally got around to doing the second set of doors. This what they look like. I’ll post some finished photo’s when I get it all done. Thanks for having a look!
« prev
1 ... 2764 2765 2766 2767 2768 2769 2770 ... 3385
next »
 
Top Bloggers |
|
|
©2005-2013 LumberJocks.com. All Rights Reserved. | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy
DISCLAIMER: Any posts on LJ are posted by individuals acting in their own right and do not necessarily reflect the views of LJ. LJ will not be held liable for the actions of any user.
|
Latest Projects | Latest Blog Entries | Latest Forum Topics 
|
Latest Projects | Latest Blog Entries | Latest Forum Topics 
|
