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  1. Split top "ROUBO"

    This is my split top Roubo, that I made this winter. Wood species: Maple, Walnut and Samanea. Hardware: Benchcrafted. Finish: BLO, mineral spirits and spar varnish. (equal parts) Construction: Drawbored M&T mostly. You can check out more about this bench and it's construction methods at...
  2. First "Real" project - Farmhouse style Dining Table

    The story will need an update, but here is my first ever "real" project. Before this I'd made some plywood cabinet-type construction, some miscellaneous pine panel items, my workbench, and precisely one spatula… The top is where most of the effort & $$$'s went. Its primarily a 4/4 hickory...
  3. Timber Framing Sawhorses

    Made some solid timber framing sawhorses on the weekend. Made of 5" Cypress, mortise and tenon joints, draw-bored with 3/4" oak pegs. A little overkill in terms of bulk and strength but I had that cypress left over from another project. Going to start a small timber framing project soon so...
  4. Krenov Sawhorses

    I was getting sick of my black plastic sawhorses and had a pile of scrap wood laying around. Beats throwing the cut off pieces from previous projects into the fire pit. It is a standard krenov style sawhorse, but I added a few curves to lighten up the shape a bit. Everyone I have shown these to...
  5. Cypress Screen Door w/ Mortise & Tenon Drawbore Joints, plus Sketchup Model

    This is a patio screen door I just completed construction on. I used cypress from the same load I have used to make a morris chair and and end table. This thing is 1 1/8" thick and solid as a rock, with the drawbore joinery. I got the idea for this from RunnerDuck.com. This is the first time I...
  6. Japanese Sawhorses

    My first real woodworking project. I needed a pair of sawhorses that I can use around the shop, but I wanted to build something that would give me some practice in joinery and hand tool skills. I saw NikBrown's post here ... and decided to give it a shot. I made tons of mistakes on the first...
  7. Wedged mortise and tenon bed frame

    First post on the site. Needed 2 new beds to replace old divan beds so this is the first of them. Wedged mortise and tenon bed frame with tapered legs made from unknown hardwood (originally 2 mantel boards that were stored in my late father in laws garage for around 30 years). Headboard and...
  8. Drawbored Mortise and Tenon Cutting Board

    Making some Christmas gifts and nothing better than a Paul Sellers inspired mortise and tenon cutting board made of yellowwood, dibetou, and lyptus. No machine touched this project. All dimensioning and joinery was done by hand. Finished with generals salad bowl finish. Also, no glue is holding...
  9. Breadboard End Cutting Board

    Drawbored Breadboard end cutting board made of Dibetou wood with through haunched mortised and tenon joinery ala Paul Sellers. It is finished with just 2 coats of mineral oil. This is the 2nd cutting board like this I've made this month for Christmas gifts. I like this one far better than my...
  10. Mission style bench

    My wife told me that the bench at her shop was old & "creeking," and she wanted to buy a new one. Fortunately for her (and me) I had some legs sitting around from another project that I started, so I decided to just go ahead and build one before she spent any $$$ on another cheap bench from...
  11. Ash & Cherry Table

    This is a project I finished recently. My wife teaches high-school choir and wanted a table to organize papers, music, etc. on. She provided me with the dimensions, and asked that it be made as low-cost as possible (diapers and day care are expensive). The lower shelf is set back so that she...
  12. Arts & Crafts Flip Top Table

    I have a standing offer that everyone in my family gets to choose (at least) one thing for me to make them. I explain this offer with enough seriousness that they don't choose without thinking. My intention is to make them something that will last for the rest of their lives. Maybe I succeed...
  13. Breadboard end coffee table

    I built this coffee table for my brother a couple months ago, and left it for them to finish. They just sent me pictures of the finished product, and I'm pretty pleased with it! Red oak with a minwax stain and polycrylic. I am still mostly working with hand tools, so the top was jointed by...
  14. Hickory Trestle Table with Wedged Through Tenons

    Finally complete is this Hickory Dining Trestle Table. It is counter height, 6' long and 40" across. This past year we moved into a new home that had a dining room and an eat in kitchen. After much planning, and "encouragement" from the wife I started and finished this table. The entire piece...
  15. Joinery
    Jocks, I need some help! I'm a bit paralyzed regarding my next step on a woodworking bench build. I need suggestions / recommendations on mortise and tenon choice for connecting the bench top (hard Maple) to the base (Ash). I've got a few pictures here of the work in progress. My plan is to...
  16. Blogs
    The Design I wanted to make a small bench what would be dedicated for sharpening. I wanted to have a place where my sharpening stones would be ready to use. I used to have to find a place to set everything up, and sometimes I didn't do that ahead of time. This meant I might have worked with...
  17. Blogs
    Entering the Design Phase I just finished "Workbenches" by Chris Schwarz. I really enjoyed the book and it gave me a boost of motivation to get started on my workbench project. I enjoyed his writing style, his humor, as well as the little bit of history that was sprinkled in. I saw the quote...
  18. Blogs
    Top&Legs Jointed, Starting to layout the Wooden Screws. A while black I posed a forum topic asking for folks advise on how to use this piece of wood for a workbench. A cabinet maker I bought my band saw from gave it to me for free. It was made from two slabs from a green oak tree so it...
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