6 days ago
by apprentice |
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After a play in 3D CAD here is my prototype Chevy in the making.
She consists of a single sheet of grade C birch plywood 18.00mm for the main body, trans arms and internal levers, seat etc, and there is still a couple of square feet left over after all the parts were cut out.
So far the cost of materials comes to just under a hundred pounds for 99% of the materials, the plywood was £40.00 inclusive of tax. All the main sections were cut out acurately for me at the supplier at no extra ...
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44 days ago
by Patricelejeune |
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Couple years ago Patrick Edwards from Antique Refinishers and the American School of French Marquetry whom I work with, was featured in 2 videos published by Graham Blackburn and bought by Popular woodworking. They have been kind enough to grant us access to those 2 videos.
Here is what Patrick posted on his blog:
Graham Blackburn VideosI remember when MTV first appeared and for the first time we could watch music videos on our TV. Then YouTube was developed and we could watch videos o...
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61 days ago
by Josh Hall |
1 comment »
Here is the latest blog post for my St Giles project. there is a photo included.
http://joshhallfurniture.weebly.com/1/post/2013/03/st-giles-statement-piece.html
Thanks
Josh
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66 days ago
by Dirk Van Essendelft |
2 comments »
This video is my first project video I have made in my new shop. It is a little holder for a z touch plate and has made my life much easier and quickened my setup times.
Be aware also that this is my first attempt at producing an instructional video and it is a bit long. Feel free to skip about in the video as you see fit.
come to 21st Century Woodworking to get access to free CNC CAM files for this project and many others. Content is growing weekly.
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67 days ago
by Patricelejeune |
6 comments »
I really like those 3 videos Christopher Schwartz came to do at the workshop a while ago.
They are pretty good in my opinion let me know what you think!
Hide (& Animal Protein) Glues: Background, Selection and How to Prepare
Hammer Veneering: How To Apply Decorative Veneers Using Only Hand Tools
If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask, we may do complementary video even if time is scarce.
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85 days ago
by Bob Simmons |
3 comments »
http://theapprenticeandthejourneyman.com/2013/02/28/diamond-wood-inlay-banding/
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The Apprentice and The Journeyman...
Learn more, Experience more!
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93 days ago
by WoodJediNTraining |
16 comments »
This Week I show you how to make a folding out feed table for your table saw. This design was based after an article and plan found in a 2009 issue of Woodworker’s Journal Magazine. Originally the plan was designed for a Cabinet saw with a Biesemeyer Fence System, so I had to make some slight modifications for my Porter Cable Saw. In this 3 part video series I show you a step by step on building this project as well as talk about the modifications I had to make. The Article and plans ca...
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99 days ago
by Bob Simmons |
8 comments »
Watch and learn how to make a picture frame with diamond inlay banding. In Part 1 of this woodworking series the woodworker demonstrates of to use a mallet and a chisel to create the mortises of the decorative wooden pyramids. This hand tool work takes place at each miter joint of the picture frame. Once the mortises are made, the woodworker will then have a reference points of where the diamond wood inlay banding will begin and finish.
The wooden pyramids are not glued in at this time....
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103 days ago
by kiefer |
11 comments »
Well it has been some time that I worked on this table but there are things that have priority when you work for a living .I have installed the outside veneer on both halves of the base and started today with the inside veneer .
The iron seemed the biggest obstacle and as I mentioned previously using a heat gun as a alternative got nixed because of the expense involved .I designed a round sheet metal base for the iron using some thin sheet metal with steel wool inside to give it a flex...
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106 days ago
by Bob Simmons |
13 comments »
This is a routing technique that can be used with great accuracy when inlaying wood veneer. A compact router is used along with a shop-made router template. The video was taken during a time of router inlay practice within the woodworking shop. Sometimes it’s nice to be able to relax, experiment in the shop to develop methods of work for an upcoming woodworking project.
Your comments are welcomed.
Routing Wood the Easy Way
...The Apprentice and The Journeyman
...Learn more,...
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