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  1. Found Wood Spruce + Antler Cane

    This found wood cane uses spruce [no insects this time] with the outer bark removed down to the inner bark. I gentily warmed the bark to raise the sap in beads on the surface. Then with a rubber glove rubbed the sap onto the surface . I'd like to think this adds to the colour but I could just be...
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  2. Mobile Butcher Block

    It's been almost two years since I posted last project. After finishing this, I wish this took less than a year, but it's well over two years. Because of my back pain, handling this heavy block had been a real pain, both physically and mentally. Whatever…. it's done finally. I believe many...
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  3. marquetry in made-old masters

    marqueterie,marquetry,intarsien,intarsio APPLICATION OF INTARSIA: - make the most different motifs (portraits, acts, landscapes, objects, buildings,dead nature, emblems, heraldics simbols..) - make intarsias ornaments whole for part artistic furniture - reconstruction and restoration damaged...
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  4. Bumble Bee & Dragonfly Coasters

    I enjoyed making these coasters, also believe it or not a learning lesson on matching front and back up properly. Their measurements are 3 3/4" square by a 1/4" thick. The top is made of Alder and the bottom Walnut. They look good together. I finished them with spray semi-gloss laquer...
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  5. Woodworking Skill Share
    I found a piece of wood, that I believe is California Bay Laurel, by the side of the road and have been using it for some turning projects. In a bowl I recently turned from it, I noticed a small insect hole. The hole is about 1/32 of an inch in diameter and there is only one hole visible in the...
    bay laurel insects question
  6. Wood & Lumber
    Here's a piece of exterior trim board from my house in New Hampshire And, here I've split the board with a band saw. What insect would do this?
    insects question
  7. Wood & Lumber
    What are your "tips and tricks" (and challenges) re: finding/killing/removing insects in wood? (Here is a general search for: insects) Gateway to all Tips & Tricks Topics
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  8. Off Topic Coffee Lounge
    Hello. I hope you are well and in good spirits. I've got a log of Arizona ash (Fraxinus velutina) split in half. I've seen a pretty rapid invasion of some kind of wood-boring pest since the night temperatures have risen above freezing. What might be doing this damage? How might I stop the...
    boring insects
  9. Blogs
    2 species of branches found in my green waste bin - what are they? I've had quite a weekend here in LA with the free wood gathering. It's laughable to you folks on farms, or out in the deep woods with harvestable lumber all around you, but here, we have to beg for our scraps, or put down hard...
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  10. Blogs
    Glazing When framing anything using glass or acrylic as the glazing, there should be an air gap of at least 1/8" between the art or object being framed and the inside surface of the glass. This is to prevent moisture, from the condensation that will almost certainly occur, from transferring to...
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  11. Safety in the Woodworking Shop
    OK, I wasn't going to post this, but rethought this and feel I should share this safety concern. Yesterday, I was resawing a 9in wide 8/4 piece of pine into 3/8in shelving. FWIW, it is typically 95-105F in the shop this time of year (South Texas) so I was wearing a pair of carpenter's shorts...
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  12. Woodworking Skill Share
    Hi friends I just realized today's my 5 year anniversary on LJS. Just wanted to thank all of the great members who have helped me along the way and hope I've helped a couple folks myself . It was the first forum I'd ever participated in and I have found it to be a fun place to explore, learn...
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