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Bend an odd number of layers of thin bendy ply around a form (including a piece of veneer with marquetry as the front and back layer). Cut the formed piece to shape using a scroll saw. Secure the clear acrylic photo holder with hand made (and threaded) nuts and bolts made on the metal lathe.

I updated this posting with additional photos. Hopefully this will provide a better idea of how is swings in and out and how it's mounted. Mitch

If you're like me… just a tad OCD - like to have things organized, uniformed, and for crying out loud…. able to find what you are looking for; well I think you'll relate to this post. I wish I had before photos of the mess, but you can imagine. Various shape and size bins, old butter...

I already blogged on this one both here on Lumberjocks, and http://daves-workshop.blogspot.com/2014/03/more-shop-updates-and-clamp-cart-is.html where I go into more detail about completing the build, and http://daves-workshop.blogspot.com/2014/03/making-good-on-deal-almsot-i-built.html where I...

Finally finished this up a couple of days ago. It is Maple with several coats of spray poly. This one is about 8" tall, and I think I'll also make a stand for it too. I plan on using it as a gift to a friend that likes Celtic items.

Using eight hardwood scraps (from an old chair seat), a bit of epoxy glue and few standard hardware pieces I was able to build myself those four handy clamps. And no way they will mar my projects as C-clamps do ! I could have used nuts and wing-nuts (shown on photo #5) to set and tighten them...

Hi Lumber Jocks and Janes, I made this side table out of half of an old reclaimed 2×4 for Summers Woodworking Contest 2014. I wanted a bolted together look with no apron because I thought it would be an interesting contrast between fragility and strength. The other contrast effect I was going...

This little guy began as a sketch I did one evening and I decided I wanted to see what I could do with the epoxy inlays I have been trying. Then I decided to do it as a how to blog which you can find here http://lumberjocks.com/JoeyG/blog/series/4660. I am not going into the how to's here, I...

Here are additional photos of the entry table for the contests. Work still ongoing until final submittal. Please all comments welcome…. I am thick skinned. :)

I have finished my hardware storage for the new shop. I need to thank lumberjocks Kent Shepherd and Grelcar for the inspiration of this cabinet. It is plywood dado shelves and same trim detail as I trimmed the doors and windows with. Made the Crown out of some scrap pine. Stained to match...

Here we have my just finished wood Rack with Panel saw attached. I kinda got the idea for the rack from someone on here (a lady) and the wood whisper. I chose to use the 2×4 horizontal for space instead of vertical like the wood whisper, the lady did it this way. The Short supports come out...

I just posted a blog on making and using this method of surfacing panels.

This bench is made with cedar boards for the seat and cedar 4×4s for the legs. I designed this bench a couple of years ago, as it was meant to match a raised flower bed I had also built. I decided to add a white stripe down the middle and incorporate the posts and the hardware as part of the...

Here is a couple of cartridge pens. The first one is black walnut and number two is red cedar. Both are on 30/06 cartridges with a CA finish. Now if I could only take pictures.

Bins and shelves made of 1/2" construction ply. Bins are 4" x 8" x 2 3/4" tall. Glued and nailed. We will see how bad it sags.