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A glass top table with opposing arches

1840 days ago by John Fry | 16 comments »

I call this the “Opposing Arches” table. This commissioned glass top display table, or buffet, is 50” wide at the base, 14” deep and 29” tall. It supports a piece of glass that is ¾” thick by 18” by 66”. The construction is shop sawn zebrawood veneers, laminated on two layers of 1/8” poplar bending ply, on a curved torsion box inner core. The curved members are then framed in sold quarter sawn sapelli. The divider box is shop sawn veneer, cut from a very fine grained piece of Macassar...

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Kitchen Remodel #1: Buffet and Hutch

2213 days ago by Karson | 6 comments »

My wife says I can’t do anything else before I start on her Kitchen. Well except for her hall table and ??. Of course there is also the Summer Contest. This is going to be a multiple phase project. I need to do something with the floor. We are on a cement slab floor and it is killing both of our legs. The kitchen had a Pergo floor when we bought the house, but we had a frozen water line before we moved in and the Pergo floor got curled edges, so it was all pulled up. I don’t...

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Kitchen Remodel #2: Making the legs.

2213 days ago by Karson | 10 comments »

Well I started the Buffet / Hutch. If I don’t get started I won’t have anything to say without getting myself in trouble, when my wife asks me what I’m making in the shop. I started out by making a full size template on plywood for all of the milling that needs to be done on the legs. Can you believe that those two templates have all of the instructions for milling 8 surfaces on the legs?Now you may ask what do you mean by 8 surfaces. This is the way that I was taught when you make ...

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How to build a Mini Buffet with Hutch Part 5 of 5

409 days ago by WoodJediNTraining | 2 comments »

The final installment of the Hutch with buffet build Thank you all for following along.

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Kitchen Remodel #5: Vacuum Veneering for the Buffet / Hutch

2205 days ago by Karson | 7 comments »

Well it’s been a weekend, not a lot of work done, but enough to make you think that you’ve accomplished something. Two screw-up’s, two corrections, one modification. Only had to recut two pieces of wood, not too major. Could have been a lot worse, and re-planed 6 boards that were too thick.I left off with the making of the lower case for the Buffet / Hutch. I stated that I needed to do some veneering and also some engineering for the mid drawer slides. I’ve done the veneering and done no ...

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How to build a Mini Buffet with Hutch

419 days ago by WoodJediNTraining | 3 comments »

Hey Everyone, well its been a while since I have posted a project video. Things have gotten busy at the shop with the new ASDOO Music Cajon Drum line. Well I have a nice weekend project for you this time. It is a Mini Buffet with Hutch. The plans for this mini buffet with hutch are available at The Newfoundland Woodworker Website in the free plans section. This is Part 1 of the project. I hope you enjoy.

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Arts and Crafts Entertainment Center / Sideboard #4: Central splat, Drawers, and Doors

92 days ago by pintodeluxe | 5 comments »

This is where I am at currently on the entertainment center.-----There is an interesting central splat detail, inspired by Kevin Rodel’s arts and crafts dining chair. -----It is a series of slats glued together with the thin parts let into grooves. I found it was best to cut the tenons before creating the stopped grooves. With my first trial I cut the grooves first, and experienced some chipout cutting the tenons. -----The splat has some nice shadow lines, and forms three small squ...

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Our wedding anniversary... #9: 50th Wedding Anniversary - Mission Inn - Prime Rib Buffet

134 days ago by Joe Lyddon | 0 comments »

Mission Inn, Riverside, CA Prime Rib Buffet & Casey’s Cupcakes Sorry, I didn’t get more pictures of the food… It was SO GOOD! . . . . . . Next: Farmer Boys – Breakfast.

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Buffet Strip and Refinish #2: Sanding & Dust

428 days ago by Chris Pond | 3 comments »

After getting all the old finished off the buffet, actual this piece was very nice. You may see that in the photos I added a second 1/4 inch plywood piece to the second shelve for strength. I will finish this with a veneer for a better looked. As you see I still have two burns in the top of the unit however I am going to stain the top to make it less seen.

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Kitchen Remodel #3: Buffet / Hutch Cutting the Stiles and Rails

2211 days ago by Karson | 5 comments »

The continuation of the Buffet / Hutch build. Today was a busy day, just not in the shop. Lunch with my wife, pick up the kids at school, etc. So when I got into the shop it was after dark. I posted a blog on Hardwood Lumber GradingThis is why. My best friend, who I moved away from when I moved to Delaware, and I went together to purchase some wood that was rated as Select. I was unable to go pick it up, but he went and picked up the wood. If I had been there I think I would have walke...

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