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Open Weave Lazy Susan
Thanks to the many LJ’s that posted their work and showed me the way to do this stuff. Much appreciated. An extra big thanks to degoose (spelling?) for his tremendously detailed project diaries. This...
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Magazine rack
First stab at a magazine rack. I saw one done by the wood whisperer and loved it (thanks Mark), but I only had enough wood for a sigle space rack. the sides are Cocobolo and the front is Birdseye...
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Busy w/ Boards & Such
Here are the results of the past several weeks time in the shop. I wanted to make and donate a total of four boards to some charity fundraiser auctions (2 auctions, 2 boards each), and I wanted to...
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Wooden Clock
Made this a while back and forgot to post it. It was based off the Clayton Boyer #6 plan and heavily modified by me. It’s an all wood geared clock that runs on gravity pulling down a 5 pound weight, it...
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Sme boards & lazy susan
thanks to all the LJ’ers that come up with the ideas that I use for inspiration, and special thanks to lazy larry for his weave tutorial. thanks a million.
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Experimenting with Dots
I recently bought some new plug cutters and brad point bits, so I did some experimenting with dot patterns in cutting boards. I used a set of Famag plug cutters. They were fantastic, very precise. I...
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A Few End Grain Butcher Blocks
Made on commission. Maple, Cherry and Walnut used. One was mid sized, and two were medium sized (about 16×11 inch). treated with a mineral oil soak (3-4 times) and then a home made mixture of min oil...
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Adapter for Jessem Miter Slider + Incra Wonder Fence
I got a jessem miter slider to use with an incra wonder fence but those two aren’t made to work with each other so I had to make an adapter to get this unholy union functioning. It’s super simple, made...
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Open Weave Lazy Susan
Thanks to the many LJ’s that posted their work and showed me the way to do this stuff. Much appreciated. An extra big thanks to degoose (spelling?) for his tremendously detailed project diaries. This...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Magazine rack
First stab at a magazine rack. I saw one done by the wood whisperer and loved it (thanks Mark), but I only had enough wood for a sigle space rack. the sides are Cocobolo and the front is Birdseye...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Busy w/ Boards & Such
Here are the results of the past several weeks time in the shop. I wanted to make and donate a total of four boards to some charity fundraiser auctions (2 auctions, 2 boards each), and I wanted to...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Wooden Clock
Made this a while back and forgot to post it. It was based off the Clayton Boyer #6 plan and heavily modified by me. It’s an all wood geared clock that runs on gravity pulling down a 5 pound weight, it...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Sme boards & lazy susan
thanks to all the LJ’ers that come up with the ideas that I use for inspiration, and special thanks to lazy larry for his weave tutorial. thanks a million.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Experimenting with Dots
I recently bought some new plug cutters and brad point bits, so I did some experimenting with dot patterns in cutting boards. I used a set of Famag plug cutters. They were fantastic, very precise. I...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Clik here to view.
Clik here to view.
A Few End Grain Butcher Blocks
Made on commission. Maple, Cherry and Walnut used. One was mid sized, and two were medium sized (about 16×11 inch). treated with a mineral oil soak (3-4 times) and then a home made mixture of min oil...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Adapter for Jessem Miter Slider + Incra Wonder Fence
I got a jessem miter slider to use with an incra wonder fence but those two aren’t made to work with each other so I had to make an adapter to get this unholy union functioning. It’s super simple, made...
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