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I recently had the privilege of traveling to Tennessee and learning how to make this chair from Charles Brock. It was an amazing experience and the things I learned there will help me for the rest of my life. Plus I came out with a beautiful chair!3 points -
From the album: 1.) Shaker Side Table
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My son and I just finished his new guitar. It is black walnut with 6 coats of tung oil.3 points -
From the album: 1.) Shaker Side Table
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From the album: Christmas Gifts 2014
My son loves to play guitar and dabble with cooking. I thought this might fit the bill? Made of walnut, cherry and maple scrap material. He really loved it.2 points -
From the album: 28" Try Plane
© Scott Meek Woodworks
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From the album: Thorsen House
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The perfect stool for my little girl to use to wash her hands and brush her teeth.1 point -
A little over a year ago I was commissioned to build a replica of the writing desk form the hobbit movies. I used behind the scenes pictures I was given by a film student from hollywood who commissioned the piece. It took about three months and was made to match the original meticulously. You can see more of it here; http://www.custommade.com/lotr-movie-replica/by/bearkatwood/© Brian Noel
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From the album: Hickory Mudroom Bench
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From the album: My Projects
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From the album: Art Deco Roubo by Tumblewood Creations
The right side image. The bench is an absolute joy to use!© Tumblewood Creations
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From the album: Tool Reconditioning
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From the album: The Wilkins Table
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From the album: Stuff to keep me out of trouble
Two actually comfortable chairs made from northern white cedar from the upper penisula of Michigan© RDV
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From the album: Captured Live Edge benches
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From the album: Off Topic
This is the Royal Canadian Pacific 2816, an oil fired 4-6-4 that was the lead locomotive in a double header tandem on a train I had the privilege to ride in 2007.1 point -
From the album: Mahogany Gift Shop
We made too much noise and had to quit installing. Working right behind the check in desk in a 5 star hotel demands careful timing. At least we got the cases installed and measured for all the trim. We pre cut as much as possible and try to keep noise to a minimum. But how do you cut 10" tall x 1" thick baseboard quietly? We tried using a Fein Multimaster with a saw blade, they did not like that at all ! This is my first attempt at posting pictures from my iPad. Had to buy an app to resize pictures.1 point -
From the album: Incidental Pieces
Black Walnut and Birch for cone style coffee filters1 point -
From the album: Tilt-Top Tables
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From the album: Unexpected Arrival
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From the album: Random Stuff
The top image is of an old cart axle I found during a site survey. While discussing the work with the client I noticed an axle at the back of the barn. I highlighted it and we had a chat about our firms roots in the wheelwright business. The next day the client phoned me and said he went into the barn, turned over the axle and found my name on it! I was delighted to find this as nearly all of the old carts are long gone. The old sign my Great Grandfather first sign he had made when he started the business in 1926. He completed a six year apprenticeship with a local business. He was then a wheelwright during the Great War stationed in Greece. Needless to say I am delighted to have both these old artifacts from my family past on display where I work1 point -
From the album: Thorsen House
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From the album: Thorsen House
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From the album: Pedestal
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From the album: utilitarian objects
There are 2 secret compartments in this jewelry box - that was my favorite part of the design.1 point -
From the album: utilitarian objects
Cherry, mahogany and walnut (and stained glass) make up this jewelry box made for a client who wanted something 'different' for his wife.1 point -
From the album: Stuff I've Made
http://mcglynnonmaking.wordpress.com/tag/plane-adjusting-hammer/1 point -
From the album: Shop Layout
With Dust Collection Lines and ports, Compressed Air Lines and Outlets and Electrical Outlets (110,220)1 point -
From the album: Joe Davis projects
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From the album: Jewellery box
Qulited maple1 point -
From the album: utilitarian objects
Locking walnut box with plugged butt joints and handles on the sides.1 point -
From the album: utilitarian objects
This engraved, solid cherry breadbox was a gift I made for my son's mother-in-law. The roll top door is made from interlocking pieces - no need for a canvas backing and is very flexible.1 point -
From the album: Bill's Bowls
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From the album: Bill's Bowls
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From the album: Chest of Drawers
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From the album: Shaker Table
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From the album: Chiseling Stool
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