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by Walther von Einik |
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http://wve720.wix.com/veseleil-workshophttp://workshop-bezaleel.blogspot.com/
Also, on YouTube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oIbX5L579k&feature=youtu.be
Barrette. A Gift to my beloved wife.white oak, woodfinish – natural wax and plant pigments. in project used anatomical features of the head, the hair amount and structure. The sketch of this barrette were based on samples of the Judea, Greece and Rome from 1 to 4 centuries. The work was made with special custom made carving ...
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37 days ago
by The Head Charles |
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I need a new bench. i scored a solid core door to use as a benchtop.
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63 days ago
by nobuckle |
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Ever since I saw Mafe's router plane I’ve had the desire to make one. As I do most often I look here on LJs for inspiration. Well, I found it. As I searched I came across this gem of a router plane made by Tinnocker. Tinnocker got his inspiration from Mafe’s design as well. I used a picture of Tinnockers design to come up with my version of a router plane.
The body of the plane is hard maple. The handles are from some old chair spindles I had laying around, The plane iron is a ...
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74 days ago
by Chris Mobley |
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Every wood worker has to start somewhere. My somewhere began with the purchase of a Shop Smith and this began the evolution of my woodworking tools. My mother and father had a friend that was selling their Shop Smith multi tool system back in the mid 1990’s and I was lucky enough to purchase it. This Shop Smith is perfect for doing small projects but not big construction jobs like I was used to. I decided that buying this system gave me a reason to put my creativeness to work and begin doing ...
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108 days ago
by PASs |
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Thought I’d try this tool gloat as a blog entry.
i’ve had the Powermatic 3520b for a few months now (gotta blog that.)
When I first got it the two old Craftsman lathes had to go away ‘cause there weren’t no room in the inn for three lathes.So I put them under tarps in the driveway and Craig’s listed them to new homes.
I knew when I got the 3520 that there was only one place in the garage for it…under the 14 inch I beam that runs from the front to t...
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112 days ago
by apprentice |
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Sorry for the disappearance of the post earlier, here it is again with some better pictures, hand rolled PB 102 grade bronze garden tools made for the wife’s 28th anniversary present. The handles are made from Apple wood.
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114 days ago
by Summers Woodworking |
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Hey folks,
I just found out a better way to vote for me for the Nordy Rocklers Video contest “What inspires me to woodwork” her is the link and you can re-vote everyday until February 22, 2013. My Goal is to win first place, so I can finally get a Thickness Planer! Here is the link: http://woobox.com/5w2esk/upload/177869
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115 days ago
by HRLou |
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I don’t take the time during the week for shop therapy, priorities being what they are and all. But my work schedule includes Four-Hour Fridays, so I can get an earlier start on my therapy for the weekend.
Last weekend I got my lumber rack close to finished. I’m a little worried about undertaking the cabinet project, and I’ve been procrastinating a little, but also looking for ways to hone the skills I think I’ll need before cutting into the wood we’ve selec...
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116 days ago
by The Head Charles |
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This book is a great book. It is almost like a dictionary for handtools. The pictures are very detailed. You can look up almost any handtools and figure information out from how to use it to how to care for the tool. If you are just getting into hand tools I recommend getting a reference book. This is a great choice. If the video below will not play click here. for the video book review.
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