848 days ago
by Lee A. Jesberger |
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Hi all;
I always mention my buddy Bruce, and here’s a post dedicated to him, (even though he’s still alive) knock on wood.
He has no experience in wood carving, other to set a hinge or something.
When we were building the Philadelphia Pie Crust Table, he would work on parts like turning the post, laying out the pattern for the top, as well as cutting it out and hollowing the middle of it with a router. The 1 inch thick board becomes about 5/8 inch in the middle are...
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312 days ago
by Thomas MacDonald |
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After marking the pattern on the front panel in pen, Tommy carves it out with a Bosch Colt Palm Router. Then, it’s off to the gym.
T-Chisel
This is the final project
Blanket Chest Procedure Info
Blanket Chest Forum Thread
The Rough Cut Show
Join Pallet Makers Local 207
Thomas J. MacDonald Fine Furniture
Front Panel Pattern
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325 days ago
by jwarner75 |
5 comments »
Hello,
In this Demonstration Video, I help new scrollers understand how to Apply their pattern to their wood.
This is my Very first Demonstration Video so bare with me, as my Video motto is “Whingin it Hobo Style” it’s not professional, I record as I go, as long as my information is Correct and I display the means of getting the Job done, Then this is how I will continue to do my Videos!
hope everyone enjoys the Video… Any comments, feedback, questions, etc...
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957 days ago
by scottb |
10 comments »
I set aside this log earlier in the season. I knew that deep down inside it was going to have an interesting grain pattern. I could see how this piece of oak had almost a swirly grain, as if the tree grew under enormous pressure.
I screwed this to a piece of 1x and ran it (safely) through the tablesaw. Oh, what beauty to find within!
a second pass to take a peek at the long grain
The final piece of “S4S” is approx 15.5×3 x 1.5. Managed to cut this wit...
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