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  1. Walk in Closet Design-Sketchup/Podium Renders

    A friend of mine recently remodeled an in-law apartment above his house into a master bedroom suite. Part of the plan was to turn the former bedroom into a walk in closet. He got a bunch of quotes from some closet companies, and after looking at those he asked me if I could come up with a couple...
  2. ELECTRONIC ANGLE GAUGE

    Hi guys, here's my finished angle gauge. The LED in the top is red and the one side comes off to change the batteries. Additionally the top threaded contact point is adjustable; it work's great. Also, I thought that I'd mention that I have a gear motor on the way from Florida to make a powered...
  3. Greasebox 1 & Greasebox 2

    Like many of my fellow jocks, I've been fascinated by these things since I first saw them on LJ. Good wood is kind of scarce around my parts without driving a couple hours so I didn't really know where I was going to get a 2" square chunk of whatever wood I wanted to use. It hit me when I was...
  4. Tilting top bench

    In an attempt to clear my other workbench for more space I built this table. The top is 2 pieces are 1/2 in red oak plywood with other scraps of 1/2 in plywood sandwiched in between then trimmed with more oak. I inserted a 1/2" steel rod for the axle. If you look at the map in the background...
  5. Trammel / Beam Compass

    Trammel / Beam Compass So following my Telescopic Stop Block I did the other day, this Trammel / Beam Compass came out of it also. In my old telescopic stop block I used this 6mm MDF piece with the slot as a stop block, but was not as good as the new one I made. When I dismantle the old stop...
  6. Coffee scoops

    Well I finally got around to making some coffee scoops. Currently I have 4 completed but as the pictures show, more are on the way. Two of the completed ones are butternut from a fallen tree on my land, the other two are from an apple branch I got from a friend several years ago. The two that...
  7. My first woodworking project...a drafting desk

    Up until a week ago I had never built anything in my life…but I've always wanted to. Finally, I decided to give it a shot. I went and bought a table saw from a local classified ad for $30 and spent another $30 on wood and supplies and started cutting. I didn't have any plans to work off of and...
  8. Drafting Table

    The top that came with this table was only 42×31. Not big enough for full use of the PMP arm. So the new version is 48×38 and lots prettier than the old white! Also integrated a piece of 3/8" glass for transfers. Flowed epoxy across the glass for the seemlessness required. Pencil track...
  9. Two Shelf Table hutch

    This is a two shelf credenza that I built for my wife, it is in our dining room and it complements our decor by adding a bit of informal flavor to the room. My wife is very happy and I am happy to be complete with this project, I try and explore new methods every time I build something, in this...
  10. "A Bit Drafty"

    Paying homage to the old way of doing things. My college education had me starting as an architecture major. In the end I didn't enjoy the teaching methods as much as a did the hand drafting. I absolutely loved doing ink on mylar! Many of my boxes still begin life on an old drafting table or...
  11. Drafting Desk

    Here is the completed drafting desk project. It was a fun project to make. I wanted a clean desk to write on but still wanted some elegance and think the end result was what I wanted. The legs are slightly tapperd and curved, there are a lot of way I could have went about this but I had just...
  12. Hand Tools
    New page to compete with the - never happen - epic HPOD's thread. No really, I still do hand-draw all my complex design's and was wondering who else on here, like me, collects vintage drawing equipment. Like any fine well crafted hand tool, there is nothing like a well made turn of the century...
  13. Designing Woodworking Projects
    Does anyone have any experience using the tilting mechanism from an old table saw in order to build a tilting table top for a drafting table?
  14. Woodworking Skill Share
    I have read a great number of postings on LJ by folks seeking plans to build this or that, but having no luck finding such. We have in our mind's eye an image of what we want, but cannot seem to find it on paper, anywhere. Of course not! The project doesn't exist. Even if we stumble upon a...
  15. Designing Woodworking Projects
    So I believe strongly that a large part of carpentry in the modern world is using updated tools. That's why I posted this image of some of my most important tools. I understand if you disagree with this sentiment, and I respect that, but I wanna know what everyone else thinks. By way of...
  16. Blogs
    Getting Started Hi Everyone, I am starting this blog series to document the process of building Sunshine, a 10'6" wooden yacht tender. She was originally designed for rowing, but I am building the sailing version. I purchased plans quite a while ago from Duct Trap Woodworking and am...
  17. Blogs
    Drafting Desk part 2 Last week I talked about the drafting desk that I am currently working on. I have made a lot of progress and now have all of the parts made and partially put together. Over the weekend my wife and I went up to North Carolina to spend Easter with our families. I took the...
  18. Blogs
    Sharpening station and drafting table Unexpectedly, my Norton oil stones arrived today, a day earlier than estimated. So after completing the glue up on my drafting table I set about putting together a sharpening station so I can start the process of getting all of the blades in my shop...
  19. Blogs
    Getting back into woodworking Thanks to all of you for the warm welcome to lumberjocks! I'm anticipating tremendous growth in my woodworking skills as a result of "rubbing elbows" with you fine people. I've been a graphic artist and illustrator for 12 years now. Until recently, my work and...
  20. Blogs
    Order of importance So I believe strongly that a large part of carpentry in the modern world is using updated tools. That's why I posted this image of some of my most important tools. I understand if you disagree with this sentiment, and I respect that, but I wanna know what everyone else...
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