Woodworking blog entries tagged with 'biscuit joiner'

OregonBurls.com Web Site #2: Over 60 New blocks of Burl listed in the last 2 days!

269 days ago by OregonBurls | 2 comments »

Just finished building a new HTML website. check it out and tell me what you think?If you have any need of Burl wood for your projects please take a look at my website or give me a call if you do not see what you need. OregonBurls.Com Please share this with all your friends. It will help me out a lot! Just swimming up stream against Obama economics. (sorry of you are an Obama fan) EnjoyGreg541-450-9499

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OregonBurls.com Web Site #1: New Blog From OregonBurls.Com

269 days ago by OregonBurls | 5 comments »

I have been working hard on my new website and it is up and running. Please all you proof readers let me know if there is anything our of whack! Good with my hands not with spelling and grammer (lol). I have a new Blog that is called Burl Talk If you have any questions on burls or anything that has to do with wood I would be glad to give it my best shot. I am open with what I have learned in the burl industry. thank you for checking it out! Greg

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Projects of Necessity

293 days ago by Woodwrecker | 11 comments »

Tackling some projects of necessity before taking time off in the shop for August.Just too darn hot out there to really enjoy it. I got a nice shelf tower finished today for my desk area to help store all the stuff that seems to accumulateout of nowhere. All pine, 10 shelf unit.82” H X 12.5” D X 21” W(The nice part of making your own stuff is that you can make the piece to fit just right in the space you want it in.)The top, middle and bottom shelves are permanently a...

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Woodworking Contest - Whirligig Wars Winners

297 days ago by WoodJediNTraining | 8 comments »

All in all it was a great event with a lot of great entries. I would like to thank all those who participated in the 1st Annual Whirligig Wars Contest. When I presented the idea of holding a whirligig contest to Steve Ramsey (Woodworking For Mere Mortals) he and I agreed it would be a fun summer event. The response was overwhelming with over 6000 video views of the videos relating to the contest and many great comments from woodworkers all over. So it was decided early on that this would be ...

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My Laguna Whirligig / Whirligig Wars Contest

304 days ago by WoodJediNTraining | 2 comments »

Well guys after 2 days I finished my first whirligig ” Man cutting wood with a Laguna Bandsaw. If you would like to be part of the Whirligig Wars Woodworking Contest. Visit A Simple Design of Ocala for more information or check out my blog entry “Whirligig Wars Project contest” here on Lumberjocks to watch the video.. Hosted by Steve Ramsey of woodworking for mere mortals and Myself with prizes from Laguna Tools, Woodworkers Guild of America, Rockler Woodworking, Steve R...

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Tilting a Dado Set

307 days ago by rockinmichael | 4 comments »

I was designing a project a few days ago, and a couple of the joints would use angled dado’s. I’m wondering if anyone has done this and opinions on the safety of doing so.

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Whirligig Wars Project Contest

312 days ago by WoodJediNTraining | 14 comments »

A Simple Design of Ocala has teamed up with Woodworking For Mere Mortals to you bring you the fans and viewers a great Contest.We want you to build a Whirligig, of any shape or size! We are looking for creativity and just an all around fun project from you. and the best part is, you have a chance to win some Awesome Prizes!!This contest is sponsored by Laguna Tools which provided us with some amazing items to give away. A Complete List of Prizes is below with the Contest Details.Also Wood...

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Building Wood Storage Shelves.

341 days ago by revieck | 4 comments »

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Reminders of the past

344 days ago by T. D. Reid | 3 comments »

Isn’t funny how some smells remind you of things from your past. As it turns out the scent of red elm reminds me of my late Great Uncles Barn. He owned the family farm that dated back to the 1800s and it had the original barn until just about 15 years ago. As a boy my cousin and I would play in the lofts and at the time I didn’t know it but that wood it was made of must have been elm because when I cut this red elm it reminded me of that old barn. Enough of that! I was able to put seven hour...

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building toybox #2.

370 days ago by revieck | 6 comments »

Building another toybox for grandchild nomber 4. made of pine is 30×18x16in.

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