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I am coaching middle school track again this year and at the end of last season my plastic clipboard broke. I saved the clip off of it and just before the season started I decided to grab a piece of scrap from my shop and use the CNC Router in my school classroom (shop) to design a new one...

A desk nameplate that I made for my wife's aunt. She had 3 trees cut down this summer and I asked her if I could have the logs. There was one spruce and two Siberian Elm. I took the logs to a fellow industrial arts teacher in another district that teaches a lumber milling class. I had about half...

This is my first CNC wood project and my first post to Lumberjocks. It is a serving tray in Walnut with Maple inlay using the VCarve inlay technique. It's covered with 4 coats of poly/oil and 2 coats of poly/wax. It is a gift for my father. I think it turned out pretty well and that he will be...

For years I've found the thumbscrews on the ShopBot to be a pain to use. I finally made a simple tool to help deal with that! Details on the jig are at http://www.instructables.com/id/-Save-Yer-Fingers-/

A week or so ago, my Brother asked me to make him a small cutting board strictly to be able to cut limes and lemons on. The larger board I gave him was simply too bulky to "drag out" every time he wanted to cut a lime in half. "Just make something simple and small" Sure…........sure…...

Cutting Board with Crab Inlay Cherry with maple 10-3/4" x 8-1/2" This piece features a cherry base with an eighth inch thick maple inlay of a crab cut on a ShopBot CNC routing machine. It is finished with six coats of tung and boiled linseed oil, polyurethane, and beeswax mixtures. View on...

These are small walnut boxes made using the ShopBot Desktop CNC machine and Vectric Aspire software. There are two different lids, one a domed lid with a crab cut in relief and the other a flat lid with a holly crab laminated to the surface of the walnut. In the video, below, it is particularly...