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  1. fireman ruler

    another growth chart ruler done, this one they requested something firefighter themed (my friend who commissioned it, her husband is a firefighter). My wife found a fire fighter decal that I really liked, so I scrolled it out of paduak with plans of just inlaying that into a red alder ruler...
  2. another ruler for "WHO"

    finished another growth chart, really fell in love with this one. Went more overboard on the carving because I was having too much fun, planning on reusing that carving or similar carving in another project because I liked it so much. My wife found this unique cherry board, actually looks more...
  3. Growth Ruler

    This is a giant ruler, "Growth Ruler" for a child's bedroom. I turned out really well I think. Baby Mark should have a lot of fun with it.
  4. 18" Brass & Apple Wood Ruler for Fatandy2003

    This is the 18" Ruler i made for Fatandy2003 during the 2014 Tool Swap It is made from quarter sawn Apple Wood and has 1/4" brass inlaid on the face and one of the edges. it measures down to 1/8th of an inch. Each mark and number was burned in by hand using a pyrography wood burning tool. I also...
  5. Height ruler

    My wife wanted something to keep track of my children's height and saw this online and asked if I could make it, so I did.
  6. Wooden Ruler

    My lovely wife is a teacher and I wanted to make her a going back to school present. I drew A LOT of inspiration from http://lumberjocks.com/projects/98209 . Thanks to jordanp for the idea. I am not too confident with the woodburner so I decided to not include the numbers above the hashmarks...
  7. Child's Wall-Mounted Growth Ruler

    Wall-mounted height ruler for my girlfriend's niece. The wood is maple, stained yellow and sealed with shellac. The lettering and details are woodburned. The edges were rounded over with router. Thanks for your interest in my projects.
  8. Kids Growth Ruler

    Before I created the Kid's Growth Ruler, we would measure and mark the kids heights inside the closet door. This is a much better option to see how fast they grow without having the pencil marks all over the doors. This is a very simple project to do for a beginner. You just need 1×6 board...
  9. Holiday Gifts You Can Make

    Every year I make a few handmade gifts for family, and every year I try to come up with new and exciting ideas. Not always easy! - The first year I tried to keep them very basic; things that can be made fairly quickly and easily (watch the 2019 holiday gifts here) - The second year I went with...
  10. Walnut and Alumininium Ruler Gauge

    After a couple months of focusing on skills, I feel like I'm starting to make some small progress. This Ruler Gauge is the latest tool I've made myself, it is a simple project yes, but it was a fun one, and it will definitely be a useful one. I had a spare steel ruler, and also a thin, 1mm...
  11. Ruler stop (nice and cheap)

    Ruler stop - nice and cheap From the Ruler stop - nice and cheap blog. Here are a little ruler stop you can make, it's easy to make, elegant, extremely useful and cost almost nothing. [The inspiration came from Veritas ruler stop]. You might also want to see my Height-, length gauge (DIY)...
  12. Band Saw Boxes from Pruning Scraps

    April, 2010-I think I am now subscribing to six wood working magazines. One of them had a project of making band saw boxes out of burl. Well, that inspired me to do these. This is a cut-off of a trunk of a bush that was in my front yard, which I pruned way back. Once I had the bottom square...
  13. Child's growth chart in cherry

    I made these growth charts for my nephews kids. I have seen these online but all of the ones I had seen up to this point were made with painted numbers and lines but I made these with a router bit. I even routed the names of the kids into the growth charts. I managed to get the names and...
  14. NOW THAT'S A BIG RULER

    Started making this big ruler with the grand kids last weekend but run out of time and thought today would be a good time to finish it . Started with a laminated pine shelf 16" x96" and cut it in half lengthwise so we could make two rulers 6' 4" and have enough material for the numbers at the...
  15. Organ pipe marble top table

    Still have some organ pipe wood left over for an old church organ. This is 1870's English pine and as clear as it gets. Had to laminate the legs which are 1 1/2" square. I tapered two sides of the legs and glue and screwed them to the frame. I used pocket screws to make the frame. The table...
  16. How tall are you?

    As with everything I work on, this took longer than I wanted it to, but at least I managed to finish this height chart for my daughter before she is able to stand! I made a custom adjustable jig to cut grooves every 3 inches for the ruler portion and I am quite happy with how that turned out...
  17. The start of a bad habit

    Pintrest, we all know that name and it affects us all differently. Some, browse through looking for ideas, others like myself have ideas given to them through additions of the honeydew list. No matter the source when we all hear the name spoken we expect the sky to darken and lightning to...
  18. growth chart #2

    One of the nurses at the hospital asked me to make her a growth ruler for her (she was pregnant at the time). I had already made one basic ruler so I wanted to spice it up a little. Out of a spare red alder board I beveled the sides, and inlaid some rosy quartz and malachite flowers on the top...
  19. Growth chart #4

    Another growth chart for a friend, since he only had one child left at home that was still growing he wanted his initials on it, so I grabbed a curly maple board, inlaid his initials with malachite and obsidian, and inlaid all the numbers with fumed curly eucalyptus veneer.
  20. Growth ruler #5, first intarsia attempt

    Another growth chart done for a friend, she wanted something farm/country themed so I picked up a nice aromatic cedar board. I decided I would try an intarsia, since it was my first try I searched high and low until I found one I wanted to try, I borrowed a image from Linda Couture (give credit...
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