63 days ago
by Todd A. Clippinger |
43 comments »
This is the question that I run into all the time when I bid jobs.
Today I picked up materials for a small job and I mulled over this question as I stood staring at the cargo in my truck.
Three boards of cherry and one sheet of 1/4” mdf core cherry… $217.
Well, at least I got the job.
Peace, Love, & Woodworking
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75 days ago
by Todd A. Clippinger |
36 comments »
Sorry for the False Start Guys…
I had the privacy setting turned on when I posted to YouTube. (D’oh!)
It’s Finally Here!
Whew! It takes a lot of work to shoot a video, edit, and get it posted to the internet.
I am still struggling with posting to the internet. My HD file sizes are too big to be accepted by BlipTv and YouTube, and once I get the size down to an acceptable limit, they lose quite a bit of quality. This is a bit frustrating and makes me sad to see al...
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79 days ago
by Todd A. Clippinger |
24 comments »
I hope that everyone had a good finish to the summer by spending quality time with the family over the long Labor Day weekend. My wife, Rita, and I went kayaking with friends on the Madison and Yellowstone Rivers here in Montana and we covered 17 miles between the two trips. Bald eagles and other wildlife were abundant and the scenery was – well it’s Montana so it was beautiful!
My apologies for not being very active this summer here at LJ and for the lack of providing real...
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92 days ago
by frank |
6 comments »
Art-Full Creation of a Megalomaniac
….en-livened by wood,wood megalomaniac,shadows urge me on….—-by flp
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110 days ago
by Martin Sojka |
14 comments »
Another outstanding LumberJocks Woodworking Awards event is over so it’s time to officially announce the winners. The winning projects were selected from 54 total submissions in an online voting held from August 1 to August 7. 123 votes were cast during this period. And here are the winners…
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1st Place – 217 points
2nd Place – 109 points
3rd Place – 109 points
4th Place – 103 points
5th Place ̵...
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113 days ago
by frank |
7 comments »
A Story of Two Benches
….weathered wood bleeds gray,two benches sit in silence,one will soon pass on….—by flp
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120 days ago
by frank |
22 comments »
Shaker Styling With Wood and....
….shaker styling pine,wood history wrote in knots,wedding gift for friend….—by flp
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123 days ago
by RouterManiac |
16 comments »
Porter Cable Routers have always had a home in my workshop. Over the years they have changed and its interesting to see in what ways. I have noticed several things about how the routers are viewed. Rumor has it that Porter Cable has been bought out and that has several mixed emotions to it. I also have noticed several comments about the way that they are built and the quality of the parts used. I am really interested in some comments and thoughts from seasoned woodworkers. I read an int...
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126 days ago
by Todd A. Clippinger |
24 comments »
A New Video!I am excited to get out another video. They take a lot of time to create and, thankfully, I have been busy this summer with my business but it hampers my ability to make videos!
I am advancing in my skills and you will notice that I added photos documentary-style in this video (I love the Ken Burns effect.)
Some Thoughts on Design and Construction
The most difficult part of making furniture is creating the design. I share some of the thought process for creating my Shaker...
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135 days ago
by dryhter |
3 comments »
I was at a blogsite http://villagecarpenter.blogspot.com/ and followed a link to some archived video. I spent the better part of a day watching and marveling over these glimpse into the past. I think it is the fact that these were utilitarian items made for everyday use and although some artistry was involved most important was that the piece function. These craftsmen developed the skills to economically produce a no frill product. If you can take the time to watch you will notice that there...
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