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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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This past weekend, my wife and I participated in a local handmade craft show. It was a great success. I had right at 72 pieces. All but 6 were sold by days end. Show was from 10 am to 5 pm.1 point -
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From the album: My attempts
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From the album: My attempts
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From the album: Veneered coffee table
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From the album: Cutting Boards
Light board: Maple, sapele, and wenge Dark board: Walnut and maple1 point -
From the album: DrewG's Pics
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From the album: Woodworking Celebrity
9/16/14 - Bet you can't guess who I met today?! I'm a transplanted CA native and spent the last weekend in the Bay Area for my nephew's wedding. I have to fly home tomorrow so today I took the opportunity to meet a woodworking notable in his own environment. Unlike his online persona, he's a softspoken, almost shy guy who seems to be a little surprised by his celebrity status. I apologized to him for stopping by unannounced and he noted that it was a strange day as I was the second to have done so, the prior having been a couple from England! Thanks for taking the time, Steve, and the sneak peak at this week's project. (Nope! Not telling!)1 point -
From the album: Shop stuff
2 x 6 post drilled at an angle for 3/4" dowels. 3 sections with join to a base with casters. Easy to disassemble and hang on the wall.1 point -
From the album: The Dudes Originals and referbs
first dry fit of 21st century bench in maple1 point -
From the album: Shop Furniture
3 large shop cabinets, this was my intro into woodworking using joinery skills. Spruce with birch ply for the doors. Akeda jig for the dovetails. Water base matte polyurethane finish. This project was a first for a lot of things.1 point -
From the album: Roycroft Museum piece
I remembered Particle Board was interested in Roycroft white oak details. I could only see the quartersawn ray fleck on the front edges and the top crosspiece. Not sure how much detail survives resizing to upload it here . Beautiful piece ! I could get within inches of it but the staff was watching so I didn't touch.1 point -
From the album: my toy room
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From the album: my toy room
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From the album: Incidental Pieces
This piece was designed for my boss that is retiring. The three gauges are from an old blower door, the type he used in his early days as a home auditor. They are used to pressure test houses. We use a DG700, digital manometer, now. The face is aluminum, textured with 100 grit on an orbital sander, the edge banding is walnut shop veneer. All is finished with a Valspar Enamel.1 point -
From the album: Trivet - Woodsmith Edition
Woodsmith Issue 187, Maple and Walnut, It's actually a little longer and slightly skinnier than the mag version.1 point -
From the album: TerryMck's Furniture
I finally got around to making the drawer pulls and fitting them.© Terry McKnight 2012
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From the album: Forum requested photos of my hand tool cabinet
View of the internals. Hanging cleats are simply screwed on, they can be moved at will. The big silver can is dessicant.1 point -
From the album: Split top Roubo
Made from recycled Douglas Fir (from a building data 1908) plus some hard maple, walnut, and Mahogany.1 point -
From the album: Thorsen House
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From the album: Sitting Bench/Step Stool
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From the album: Garden Benches
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From the album: WARDROBE CABINETS
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From the album: Don Z. Projects
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From the album: Hand Tools
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From the album: Bill's Bowls
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From the album: Bill's Bowls
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From the album: Bill's Bowls
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From the album: Our Furniture
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