| This blog is written by SPalm | 10 entries so far |
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Serving Tray Challenge #1: Project Interruptus
I wanted to enter a serving tray into the 2008 summer contest. I had always wanted to try a ‘sta...
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Workbench Build #3: Vises Installed
I found some time and got the vises installed. First the endcap and the front maple edge were do...
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Workbench Build #2: Glue up
I found some more time to work on the bench. I glued up the base stretchers. I used the draw pi...
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Workbench Build #1: Stock prep and Completed Towers
I stated working on my workbench and was able to spend some time on it last week while my wife wa...
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A Trip to Maine
Wow. I am one lucky guy. My wife and LOML just returned from a trip to Maine. She was taking h...
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Homebuilt CNC Router #3: Routing Large Mortises
OK, I had 8 rather large mortises to cut for the feet and top of the trestles for a new workbench...
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Steve's 2x4 Challenge #2: It takes shape
Getting much closer. The finally assembly takes shape. It is a Krenov type cabinet. Maybe a di...
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Steve's 2x4 Challenge #1: Prototype
Well, I started cutting up my 2×4 and did some prototyping. Jointed and resawed a bit. T...
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Homebuilt CNC Router #2: Simpler, Stronger, Prettier
The next and final version. I needed to address some of the problems that I noticed from befor...
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Homebuilt CNC Router #1: A Journey
After posting my Woodworker’s CNC Router in the projects section, I received several requests to ...
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Blog Series
- Homebuilt CNC Router - 3 parts
- Serving Tray Challenge - 1 part
- Steve's 2x4 Challenge - 2 parts
- Workbench Build - 3 parts
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