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I made this from a broken bandsaw blade, African blackwood, and yellow heart. Very comfortable and because of the bottoms shape it always rolls blade down.

I've seen a few variations of this idea on the website. I decided to combine a few design ideas that I've seen and make my own. It holds quite a bit of stock. This project actually gave me a headache. I didn't draw it up very well, so I kind of designed it as I went. Guess how many sheets of ply...

I built a bunk bed specifically for an American Girl Doll collection. It was made with hand tools from scraps and cutoffs that were lying around the shop. The finish is one coat of stain and one coat of varnish.

I just finished building this small cart to hold my ever-growing collection of scrap lumber. It's a modified version of a Fine Woodworking design. It also incorporates some ideas (pocket hole joinery instead of dadoes and blunt divider ends instead of bevels) fellow LJer YesHaveSome presented in...

Got this plan from the Woodwhisperer, episode 144 "Racking my Brain". There are plans for this on his site. Was a perfect way to organize the shop! I went with cheaper plywood than he recommends, but I did select the flattest stuff Lowe's had, and used it the same day to get decent results...

Ok, so I have another 2 or three Christmas Gifts to finish for those we will see later this month. Don't have all of the bits I need for the project, so decided to clean up a bit in the shop yesterday. Found several pen blanks I made back in November, whit cleaning the shop and generated more...

Inspired by a model that I've seen in a magazine or on the web, I built myself this sheet goods and cutoffs trolley, or mobile rack. About 15 years ago I built a narrower sheet goods mobile rack (kind of tippy) and about two years ago a mobile cutoffs bin, but this new one combines both, meaning...

I live in an old farm house which does not have a lot of cabinet space. We needed more space to store kitchen stuff in so I designed this solid oak pie safe. It has 2 adjustable shelves in it. It was a lot of fun to design and build

One more Madrona burl I am still processing into craft wood. The last piece is going to be a table top. Any one want the first cut. It is the 3 trunks with a nice burl face. Flip it over and have a nice 1500 lbs table.

Made with scrap pieces of poplar, put together with pocket holes and peg board. Perfect for organizing cutoffs.

This is a salt cellar based on the wood whisperer's video. this was a fun and easy project. I had a stack of 4/4 cherry cutoffs all 10" long so I glued them together in a big stack. I used a 3-1/8" forstner bit to drill the holes, much easier than all the routing. I glued a dowel in the bottom...

The wife has been after me about building her a new side table for the foyer so I surprised her with this. She found a pic of one similar online so I just had some specs to draw and a little building. It's 33" tall x 17.5" deep x 53" long, and took about 30 bf of 8/4 walnut. The finish is 1...

Made this beer/drink tote for my brother in law for Christmas, and used some of the cutoffs to make a little jewelry box for his wife. I used aspen for the tote and aspen with some leftover sapele for the box, both finished with wipe on poly. I didn't get very good pictures of them before I gave...