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  1. Cam Clamps

    I have started a new project building my first cello. It seems to be a right of passage for serious instrument builders. I noticed on a blog that these clamps were used so I searched the net and found some plans. They seem to work quite well. Not bad out of a pile of scrap beech. I still need to...
  2. Lounge Chair

    New Chair design. Walnut and painted poplar with dyed leather. The orange-painted poplar back is hand-carved for texture, and swivels to adjust to any seating position. The seat is dyed-leather, but also a wooden textile. Adhered to the underside of the leather are 300 small wooden...
  3. Modern Steam Engine & Tender

    Wanted to make a old style Steam Engine for my Great Grandson but don't have a lathe to be able to turn the boiler so made him this "Modern Steam Engine". All parts where mix - match as I was using up scrapes from other projects. I have been sending him cars and trucks up to now so he will be...
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  4. Rock-solid plywood bench

    Made this bench from fine woodworking instructions. Followed what they outlined precisely. I did not make any alterations to their instructions / diagrams. Instructions can be found on their site under benches…"rock-solid plywood bench". Was pretty straight forward. Took a bit of time...
  5. My First Fine Furniture Table

    I've always enjoyed designing furniture… I LOVE the whole design process, from gathering inspiration to bringing a concept to fruition! Before this week though, I had only been able to doodle my designs since I didn't have the joinery know-how to build my wooden creations. Thanks to my time at...
  6. Jack Daniels lamp with scrol lsaw shade

    A quick project for my oldest son who likes Jack Daniels and hates shoes. $9.00 lamp kit and some scrap Baltic birch plywood (1/8") and a custom lamp….The flip flops is a Steve Goode design (that can hold a mini clock insert on the right flip flop….but my wife said that would be overkill….
  7. desk

    With this design I was playing with weight and balance and incorporating a swooping curve that is attempting to depict a stylized tree-like form that would contrast the straight lines of the drawers and top. The keyboard tray is over an 1 1/2" thick and like the drawers are mounted on soft...
  8. 'Artisans by Advantage Lumber' Jatoba & Goncalo Alves Console Table Build & Video

    I recently had the pleasure of workin' with the Advantage Lumber video crew for their brand new 'Artisans by AdvantageLumber.com YouTube series. you can subscribe to their channel here They documented me designing & making a table from start to finish using gorgeous lumber from their Sarasota...
  9. walnut adirondack chairs

    let me start by saying that i don't really like adirondack chairs. these were built as a commission. a friend of the family had planned on making them but got overwhelmed and paid me to do it for him. the design is nothing special, but i wanted to post them to show off the wood. i left a...
  10. Woodworking Skill Share
    Hello everyone, I have been doing a lot of research on various furniture craftsmanship schools in my area (Philadelphia). I almost wish that I did not live in an area that had a few of them so it wasn't so hard to choose from. I have always liked working with wood and anything I have done...
  11. Woodworking Skill Share
    Hey everybody, I've been doing some research lately about cabinet and furniture making as a career. I realize that there are many risks involved in this venture but I'm taking my time to get all of my ducks in a row… I have talked to a few LJ's about their success in this profession and that...
  12. Designing Woodworking Projects
    I promised my step daughter a blanket chest. It was going to be a birthday present, I'm hoping to make Christmas. I've looked at different plans, as well as some gorgeous pictures of some made by members of this community. I've come accross some laminated hickory. Some of the boards are close...
  13. Hand Tools
    What did I do this summer? Wrote a book of course. "_Quiet Woodworking: In An Unquiet World_". This was my summer project over a 3.5 month period. Write about the dichotomy of hand tool woodworking in a modern world. I delve into how my furniture pieces are created using hand tools. Why we...
  14. Blogs
    An introduction Since I already blog at my own domain I did not want to duplicate all of that content here at LumberJocks each time that I made a post. So, I asked Martin if it was appropriate for me to have blog entries here at LumberJocks that link to my own blog. The answer was a...
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  15. Blogs
    My Journey Designing & Building from Scratch For quite some time now I have wanted to build a piece of furniture from scratch. This is partly because I could not find any one plan that suited me and because there are SO MANY things I just don't know. Many folks like to "Prototype" or build...
  16. Blogs
    Getting Started I am a woodworker who likes graphic design, page layout and typography. I have become pretty good with SketchUp and know Microsoft Publisher pretty well, so I began using the knowledge of these two programs to re-cap the construction of things I have built. Which lead to...
  17. Blogs
    Herman Miller Design and Production Video What I should be doing… is getting my shop in order because I got a truckload of wood and sheet goods from guy that was moving his shop. I have a built-in banquette to get going on in the shop now that the holidays and family mayhem are behind us (in a...
  18. Blogs
    Game Table the legs Hey Everybody, Well, here it is Christmas time, and if you are like me, you are contemplating a special Christmas gift. This year I decided to make a Game Table and this first video will deal with fabricating the table legs. The inspiration for the legs comes from...
  19. Blogs
    New Little Good Pieces blog post - Blanket Chest Design - Starting Point There's a new Little Good Pieces blog post - Blanket Chest Design - Starting Point. I give the reader a look into my approach to furniture design as I start the process of designing and building a blanket chest. Check it...
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