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  1. Reloading bench

    This is a reloading bench that I made for my brother. The top is a double thickness of 3/4" MDF glued & screwed together. the doors hide drawers built of 3/4" birch plywood with 1/2" bottoms (shells are heavy). One door hides 2 pull-out trays, for storing flats of 12 gauge shells. We both...
  2. Natural Edge Three Footed Buggy Bowl

    This post has two different bowls. #1~ Natural Edge Three Footed Buggy Bowl. This bowl was turned from a piece of birch I found recently. It was very dry and hard. I could see the beetle tracks before I even started but I wanted to see what I could make with it. I decided before I even...
  3. Cutting board with epoxy

    Hello everybody. Today I want to expose to view new work - round cutting board with epoxy and laser graving. I decided to make the classic version. For boards used beech cherry apple ash and oak.
  4. Holly Vases

    This is a collection of vases, turned from some Holly branches/tree that my Neighbor took down a few years ago, until recently it's been seasoning in my attic. Each one takes on its character. They are finished with wipe on Poly, and all are thoroughly coated on the inside with a 2-part Epoxy...
  5. Walnut Bowl - Turning Project

    I turned this bowl from a walnut log that was not properly dried as the original owner planned to use it for several small carving projects. I was wary of turning anything out of the heavily checked log; however, it stayed together long enough to become a bowl. The last two pictures are...
  6. flat coffered ceiling

    I recently installed a flat coffered ceiling in our master bedroom. I don't think it turned out too bad. As always, there were things I would change or do differently if I did it again. Thankfully, the room was square which made the project pretty straightforward. I used 1×6 boards with base...
  7. Wooden Box w/Veneer top

    A box I made for the wife (was suppose to be for Christmas, but life got in the way of finishing it on time) Body of the box is maple. Veneer top is died maple with mahogany glued to a plywood sub-straight. Finished with a couple coats of shellac. 10" x 6" x 4"
  8. Short White Water Shaker Bench

    Here's another piece of "furniture of necessity" I've made for my house. My fiance has ordered me time and time again not to walk around the house with my work boots on. The trouble is, I really like to have a place to sit down to take my boots off after work or to put them on in the morning...
  9. Jewelry box with inlay

    This jewelry box is for Sofie, my daughter-in-law. These are actually two goats from Norrøne mythology which the Vikings believed in. Their names are Tanngnjost (sparks from the teeth) and Tanngrisne (openings between the teeth). They belong to Odin's son Tor who was regarded as the next most...
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  10. Solid Mesquite Sculpture Stands

    A client/friend of mine wanted to make two new bases for some sculptures he recently purchased. He wanted to make a mesquite base that had "cracks and natural flaws" but also had very smooth squared surfaces that would show off the grain. I took on the job not only because it tested the limits...
  11. GRIZZMAN'S COFFIN PART 1

    No my friends i am not dying, at least nothing diagnosed, but, after thinking it over for some time, i knew i wanted to be buried in my own coffin that i had made, and ive worked on it for some time, being delayed doing other projects, but i have made part one here and will do the top in part 2...
  12. Crotch Walnut Clock

    My dad was wanting to cut down a walnut tree that was on the edge of a field and offered me the stump. The rest he was using for firewood. There wasn't anything big enough for lumber. When I saw one of the crotches of a branch I asked to have that as well. This was one half of the crotch and...
  13. Woodworking Skill Share
    I have several large Walnut slabs that are just screaming "Turquoise Inlay" but I have no information on how to proceed with this technique. From what I have learned so far a two part epoxy with some turquoise chips inserted in the top of the epoxy and sanding it smooth is all it takes. Is it...
  14. Joinery
    Hey, I've just sanded up a new piece of monterey pine for a project on the go. This is by far got the most cracks in a slab of timber I've worked on before. The end finish will be coated in epoxy resin and this timber is extremely dry. I think it may still need some bow ties in it to prevent...
  15. Wood & Lumber
    I have just built a playset out of pressure treated pine and the 4×4's are cracking as they dry… What product would work to fill the cracks ? Some of these cracks are quite large like 1/4 inch but the 4×4 is overall maintaining its dimensions ? I haven't sealed it yet as I was waiting for it to...
  16. Finishing
    How do I repair / fill hairline cracks in a laminated oak island top (finished with tung oil)? I made a kitchen island / trolley (it's on casters) last fall. This was my first "serious" woodworking project, and I made an error when doing the finishing the laminated oak island top (purchased...
  17. Woodworking Skill Share
    I am making several projects from mesquite slabs. Using west systems epoxy to fill voids and cracks. After initial sanding some pinholes appear in epoxy and I apply more epoxy to small holes. In some of the holes the 2nd application of epoxy does not fill hole after sanding. Some of the...
  18. Woodworking Skill Share
    I just got my hands on a fair amount of walnut stock. It still needs to be planed and cut dimensionally once it dries. However, I noticed some bad checking on some of the boards. Some cracks are going down the wood about 3 feet. I know with minor cracks you can use bowties, but I feel the gaps...
  19. Wood & Lumber
    I'm doing some research on some live slabs for a desk. Debating between purchasing it ready, having it custom made, or trying my hand at it myself. Before I delve into the world of woodworking, I'd greatly appreciate some professional artist insight; I saw some slabs that have a lot of bow...
  20. Finishing
    I recently took an interest in wood working and decided that as my first project I would make a live edge coffee table. I used an Ambrosia Maple Slab. I removed the bark and sanded it down. I used 60 girt, 120 grit, and finished with 220 grit. I then finished with 3 coats of clear oil-based...
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