Just a few more pics of this weeks contribution to the great dust storm.
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A squadron of butter boards.
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Torque workcentre sign … on the Torque workcentre..
Don’t you just love the French walnut
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My pride and joy.. LLW sign.
-- Drink once, cut twice. New website up.... lazylarrywoodworks.com.au






















14 comments so far
Loucarb
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posted 59 days ago
Do you ever sleep?? Where did you ever find time to do the table??
matt garcia
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posted 59 days ago
Larry, the dust storrm is downwind of you right? You are in fact the dust storm?? In a few weeks, I’ll start my own dust storm!!
-- Matt, Houston Texas
Gary Fixler
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posted 59 days ago
I think this Lazy Larry guy misspelled “crazy.” What a lot of work, but they’re coming out great!
Hey degoose – is that Incra positioner on your table saw? If so, what do you think of it for that application? I have one on my router table, and quite love it.
-- Gary, Los Angeles, video game animator
Woodwrecker
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posted 59 days ago
Larry,
When I hit all six numbers on the Lottery, I’m bringing you over here with a container ship full of Rosewood, Camphor, French Walnut and everything else you use, plus a bunch of Wee Beasties.
Then, I’m going to put out an open invitation to all LJ’s to come on over.
When we find a place big enough to hold all of us, we are going to have a “Bread Board Jamboree” !!!
And while I’m dreaming, my shop is going to have a wall made out of that French Walnut so I can enjoy it just by looking over from time to time.
Your dust collection system must be getting a heck of a work out for sure…..
You are definitely going to make the headlines in Melbourne!
-- Eric
Innovator
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posted 59 days ago
All of the wood combos look great.
The sigh came out fantastic.
-- Whether You Think You Can or You Think You Can't, YOU ARE RIGHT!!!
Karson
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posted 59 days ago
Great job on the sign, and the weeks worth of boards.
I love my Incra TS III. A useful addition to the saw.
-- What happens in the workshop stays in the workshop. No wait that doesn't sound right. Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †
ken90712
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posted 59 days ago
go Degoose go!!!!
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
ellen35
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posted 59 days ago
We are rooting for you to reach the “finish” line!!!
Ellen
-- Ellen on Cape Cod
stefang
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posted 59 days ago
Larry those are fine looking boards. Have you considered also selling them as custom ping pong paddles to the Chinese. Think of all the potential customers. The only problem I see is the resources. There probably isn’t enough wood in Australia. However, I don’t doubt for a minute your capacity to produce them (based on current trends).
-- Mike, American in Norway
patron
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posted 58 days ago
i think mike is on to something , larry .
designer paddles ?
might be a market in the adult toy sites too ?
-- david ,new mexico ,allheart
a1Jim
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posted 58 days ago
More great work Larry
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
Napaman
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posted 58 days ago
i think that larry’s secret is the he is really NOT lazy…and that while we are sleeping he is working—-and this is true…but what we didnt know is that while we are awake he is working too…
-- Matt, Napa, CA...fun is beautiful...just trying to have some fun...
Kent Shepherd
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posted 57 days ago
See Larry, see Larry work, see Larry make boards, Larry is good!!!
-- Kent Shepherd * The goal is-----More Tools!
bues0022
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posted 55 days ago
I’m just getting into more woodworking projects, and cutting boards look like an interesting and relatively simple project. Do you have somewhere you can point me to read more? Tips on materials, glue, finish, methods? I’d like to start with simple multi-species straight strips and go from there. Thanks.
-- - Ryan -- Round Lake, IL