Keggers

Another great video! Very well done! And as always, very much appreciated.

Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for the tour, Kev. You have a great looking shop!

I think the bowl looks great! I have no problems with the proportions. Good job!

Welcome to the forum, Jim. Some mighty nice folks here.

Make some Lego tables.

I agree with Richard. I've read it can be cut with a circular saw. jig saw or hand saw but I'd think dust would be a major concern not to mention the damage done to the saw blade. I'd also use a razor knife.

That is one beautiful table. Great job! Truly a project to be proud of!

Looks great! You chose some beautiful cherry. Thank you for doing a journal for us to see.

Excellent job on the inlay. Cherry is my favorite wood. I also like the curved front top. Very nice piece!

I'm really digging the design. Love the wood choice.

In my shop the machine that gives me the most concern is the jointer. Running the board across the cutters time after time draws me into a false sense of security. I've even caught myself looking out the widow as I'm making a pass across the blades with a board. You all are going to laugh, but the tool in my shop that has caused me the most damage is the cardboard box cutter. I box and ship wood almost daily and use a box cutter when boxing up wood for shipment. I've cut fingers more times than I can count and have stabbed myself in the stomach twice when the blade slipped. It's another case of having done something so many times that my mind wanders and isn't always concentrating on what I'm doing.

I believe an oil filled heater would work fine in your shop as there are no open flames.

Thank you!

Are you still planning to post a video? I'd like to see it.