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Comes from the current Woodsmith mag. I did this for that school that wanted something to auction off. I learned a BIG lesson here…..never do a project with cork! I hate that stuff. Never again. I changed this thing up a little from what the mag had. But, it's largely the same thing. One...

I made this little coaster set and stand recently. The coasters are walnut, the stand is elm, and then I used adhesive backed cork. The round holes were made with a router and a template. The underside bevels were made with a tenoning jig on the table saw. It was finished with lacquer and then...

Its been a long time since I added a project. These are just a couple of things I have been working on lately. The box is made from cherry and spalted maple with a deer antler for a handle. The coaster set is made with a variety of different woods(maple, walnut, red oak, white oak, clear...

These are some marblewood coasters i cut out of a turning blank. The endgrain faces up so all the coaster match very well, i dont think ive ever seen wood coasters made this way. I just wanted some opinions on what you fellow woodworkers think of this design. Thanks, Andy.

After browsing beautiful examples of tumbling block cutting boards, I wanted to make some. I researched many Lumberjock posts and Youtube clips and I felt pretty comfortable venturing into these. I bought a Wixie digital angle gauge for very accurate cutting and slapped together a miter sled...