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This is the oven area. Above the oven is open areas for cookie sheets. Not particularly something I would have done but it looks awsome. each divider has a moulding on it. Also included in this is the 45 degree corner cabinet showing the tv in the down position. This cabinet is rendered...

As part of my shop re-do, I wanted a way to organize all of my air nailers and commonly used drills/drivers. I came up with this simple design to hang on the wall. I also decided to try a French cleat system for the first time. The whole unit is made of 1/2" Birch plywood. I tried out the...

This is a simple little bit holder I made to mount on my pegboard and keep everything in easy reach. I drilled out 1/4" holes in some MDF scrap, glued it to a piece of hardboard, and then prettied it up with some leftover scraps of corner molding, then mounted it on some pegboard brackets. I...

Here we have my just finished wood Rack with Panel saw attached. I kinda got the idea for the rack from someone on here (a lady) and the wood whisper. I chose to use the 2×4 horizontal for space instead of vertical like the wood whisper, the lady did it this way. The Short supports come out...

The drills/drivers are needed for every project, so I wanted to put together something that gave me easy access to all of them and also allowed me to have chargers handy if needed. This charging/storage station has been perfect so far. The unit is 20" wide and 11" deep. I mounted the power...

or low or anywhere else on the tree you would like. I made all of these ornaments for my coworkers, they are all made out of wood that I have collected from work from various damaged or pruned trees. The woods include: Red Cedar, Dogwood, Holly, Cherry and a few more that I can not remember. All...

I found myself needing a split nut driver as I recently built a couple of backsaws. As seen in multiple places, I used an old spade bit for the driver. I tuned a handle out of walnut in order to get a better grip. Grabbing the shaft with a pair of pliers proved to be a bad idea as I kept...

------------------------------------------- Sorry about the photos being a little fuzzy, I just was cutting it too close to the deadline and rushed the photo set up. This walking cane was commissioned and resides in Wichita, Kansas USA ------------------------------------------ Welcome Web...

The latest copy of Wood magazine showed a screw driver kit from Rockler. So I decided to take a break from making other people stuff, and made myself a screw driver. It turned out pretty well. The handle is walnut, and was finished with mineral oil.