Not much but another little nudge to stumps ;) LOL this project used wasted or almost wasted 2×4 Pressure treated and plastic lattice all saved from the curb. WHAT!!!! Yes from the trash the lattice was from a house ten doors up and tossed out after her deck remodel, the 2×4’ were from our old shed base Planed, jointed, and ripped down to 1 1/4” x 3” x 6’ I am curious How many LJ’s build stuff from Curb Shopping?
Let the fun begin :)

I found stumpy’s blog on how he built a biscuit cutter for his ultimate tool cabinet well I did too Only mine took 1 hour to build (not counting glue dry time) Cost only $25 to build and saved a tool from needless harm. Is safer due to clamps holding the workpiece and not your hands an best of all it can hang on your wall without taking up Valuable floor space. sometimes I believe with just a little more thought you could always improve :)
materials list as Follows

1 2×4 Handy panel 3/4” MDF 12.99

2 Toggle Clamps @ $16.00 (8.00 each)

bottle of glue/ nails/ Screws (shame on you if you don’t already have these)

with this I know I am opening a can of worms starting a cat fight but Oh well let’s go fishing or let the fur fly :)

Good Evening LJ’s,

This is a project that was completed as a gift for my friend Annie and I am Dedicating it In memory of her Dad Which we lost this August. The chest is made of Red Oak, The panels are Painted 1/2” MDF And the chest is Lined with 1/2” Aromatic cedar backing up the 1/2” MDF I decided to mix Media, Old school and New School Traditional and modern Materials results spectacular (IMHO) I hope you Like it

Good evening LJ’s,
One friend helped with this challenge as he provided a cutting board shaped like this. his cutting board was 5/8” thick Maple after seeing his I decided I could make them profitably. He bought his 14 years ago and after running it through my Drum sander to resurface it I traced it out and viola you have my version here:)
Made from 3/4” material and Titebond 3 Glue It took less than an Hour (production time 47 minutes)
I hope you enjoy :)

I have really slowed down here on LJ’s due to other stuff I am doing like the project here :)

Good afternoon LJ’s,

Just got through with installing this cabinet vanity in it’s final home. Overall I hope they are satisfied with it as I really did not ever hear the complaints along with compliments before :) First the one person was happy however the other thought it was to high and was dissatisfied with it, then they were supposed to have the plumbing fixed but it wasn’t done so I the final thing was they really weren’t satisfied with the doors they wanted them on the opposite side :( overall the said they defiantly will call me back but I really after giving a discount to them due to having to notch it because of a plumbing problem I really don’t think I will be back ( on my own decision ) I hope you guy’s enjoy it better

Sorry about the poor quality pics as I had to snap a picture of this before it left today, this is the one I blogged about in my blog entry first fruits. It is for a small church that is starting up and possibly bringing more work this week,, it is made from 3/4 birch plywood and the cross from 3/4 oak stained with sedona red from Minwax and coated with Minwax POLYCRYLIC hope you enjoy:)

Hey Guy’s I decided to share an older job that I found while transferring my files to my new computer I did these shelves for a fellow out at work before I was doing woodworking as a business, The narrow shelf was to extend a kitchen island and the wider one to fit an adjacent wall to be used as a desk and both to fold down after use and the terms were interesting as they needed to be done and installed in one week!!! This was even before I built my new shop, and had HVLP equipment!! The shelves are 3/4” oak plywood and edged with solid oak wood stained with Minwax stain and finished with Minwax Helmsman polyurethane. Brackets are from Rockler.

Was a fun project indeed

Hi guys weather has been crappy so I never have gotten back to the garden gate :(
this is my latest in two projects of mine to show potential clients my work. I am proceeding to build 1/2 scale furniture that could be packed in the back of a car.
The dresser is made from solid red oak and pocket screws using glue to hold glides and small details in place that would normally be held in place by screws, with poplar drawers dovetailed to the oak.
The next piece will include a kitchen table shaker style made from poplar and rails fastened to the legs using pocket hole screws instead of mortise and tenons

A good friend started this project found out he was moving and give me the plans and the pressure treated lumber to start it was originally Norm’s plans I am working from as the rain started today :(
this is the main reason I did not finish the assembly. With projects I like to think of every step as a mini project then the overall project gets completed without me getting overwhelmed next is setting this upright and building a gate to match. Also visible in the first picture is one of my Adirondack chairs and the shop dog, Pooh

Today I built an end table and finished up an ottoman for my Adirondack duo I build these things to sell during the summer although these are the first ones of the season they are upgraded from last year.
the table and the ottoman are made from the same materials as the chairs western red cedar using stainless steel screws and clear cote. (note the last two pictures of the project are them with the Adirondack duo)
I hope you enjoy these projects as I have enjoyed building them.

thanks for stopping by
Sawblade1

These are the first two Adirondack chairs out of my shop this year
not much to say except they are fun to build

Thank you for stopping by Sawblade1

Today was my first Adirondack chair built from my jig system I spent all winter designing everything went as planned except I had problems with the cedar being to dry on a few of the parts requiring me to make some over :(
Although I am satisfied with the end result I still have a few bugs to work out of the design, The chair is made from western red cedar using stainless steel screws I will coat the chair eventually with a clear urethane varnish this is one of two chairs for a co- worker and her daughter I plan on making these to sell as sets this summer :)