| Project by Doug S. | posted 109 days ago | 249 views | 2 times favorited | 16 comments | ![]() |
Howdy folks. New to this forum and already started posting comments before introducing myself, so thought I’d better make amends. I’m a weekend wood butcher in Waterford, MI. I’ve spent the last few years work on shop stuff and am a few weeks away from completing my first real workbench. But though I’d post some pics of some things.
Sorry in advance for the pic quality (I’m also a film/memory card butcher).
Here’s a half moon and square end table from cherry and corian.
The half moon was bent laminations on all the curved pieces.
The inlay and tenon pegs are paduak
-- Use the fence Luke
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16 comments so far
DAN
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posted 109 days ago
welcome to lumberjocks. you do nice work.
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splinter41
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posted 109 days ago
Welcome
very nice work,love the bent lamination,would like to try that
Earle Wright
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posted 109 days ago
Nice work!
-- Earle Wright, Lenoir City, Tennessee
Rxmpo
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posted 108 days ago
Love the design! Well done.
Douglas Krueger
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posted 108 days ago
Welcome and remember that butchering is an honerable profession as well (altho we do it in a different medium).
Cherrywood has always held a softspot in my heart, really like the curves and lattice work.
-- I can so I wood but why are my learning curves always circles
Grumpy
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posted 108 days ago
you are no wood butcher Doug, very nice work.
-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python
Doug S.
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posted 108 days ago
Thanks folks. I’m still stumbling about the site figuring out where things are located and how to navigate. Haven’t had a chance to look in very much depth yet but I’ve seen some very nice project pics from everybody.
-- Use the fence Luke
Mario
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posted 108 days ago
Welcome and it looks like you do some very nice work.
thanks for the post and again welcome and enjoy.
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CharlieM1958
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posted 108 days ago
These are great! I would not want to tackle those grids.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
Doug S.
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posted 108 days ago
Charlie
The square ones are a piece of cake.
And I’m not sure I want to tackle a circular one again myself.
-- Use the fence Luke
CharlieM1958
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posted 108 days ago
Yeah…..that’s the ones I was talking about! LOL!
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
GaryK
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posted 108 days ago
Those are great. That lattice work on the bottoms are fantatic.
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
pappyjohn
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posted 108 days ago
Very Very Nice Butchery Doug, You say the Paduak was inlayed, cool. I was wondering if you actually input a strip of paduak when you were glueing up the laminations. The Grilled bottoms add a inspiring Touch to the Tables. Also Welcome Aboard to LJ, I’m a fairly newbie here myself…...your brother in woodworking John
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Blake
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posted 108 days ago
Excellent design! That half-round lattice is so cool. This is really a unique piece.
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rikkor
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posted 107 days ago
Wow, these are nice tables. The lower shelves are really intricate.
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jeanmarc
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posted 81 days ago
very original very beautiful work
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