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Testing different Stains on White Pine wood
I done some experimenting with several different stains on White Pine, I have including the video here. I hope this helps somebody, thanks for checking out my video. You can also see more details on my Instructables we site page, click the link below... -
Miter Station
There's a lot twists and turns on the way to making this Miter Station. I wrote about making it here. Essentially I was tired of crosscutting long pieces on my table saw and I wanted to practice making cabinets. The idea was to see if I could build something cheaper, faster and better made than...-
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Kitchen (Finnish taste)
This kitchen I made couple months ago. All worktops are 40 mm thick walnut and visible sides, otherwise cabinets are painted mdf. Doors are painted first white then varnished high glossy lacquer, not that easy to get good surface.. there´s no handels in higer cabinets, they open when you push...-
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Building With Wood Pallets And Branches, The Accent Table
Video Link: This pallet project was so much fun. Using a pallet and some natural materials I collected in the woods, using a few hand tools I spent less then $50.00 on. I made my own wood stains and treatments form thing most folks have laying around the house, the only thing purchased for...-
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Oak Hall Tree
This is one of about five hall tree designs of mine. This one is based on my cousins design. He and his father used to build furniture like me and my dad. Now he has a retail store and doesn't build anymore. -
Serving Trays
These were some serving trays that I made, some I sold while others I gave as gifts this past Christmas. I had a bunch of left over veneer material from various projects and decided to make some trays. I used zebrawood, qtr sawn walnut, qtr sawn ash, and mahogany.-
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Arts and Crafts Desk Lamp
This lamp is a variation of an Arts and Crafts Table lamp that I posted in http://lumberjocks.com/projects/139721. It is virtually the same proportionally as my my previous lamp other than the obvious, it has two columns, the base is larger, and the shade is wider front and back. As with my...-
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Woodworking Skill ShareI picked up a container of Titebond III Ulitmate earlier this week and tried it out tonight. I like the darker color for use with dark woods and the extended open time, but was very surprised to see how the excess stained my layout table and clamps. Some of my K clamps have been used for over...
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Woodworking Skill ShareHey folks I have a question on finishes and paint. I'm building a chess board with one type of wood "maple" and painting in the squares. I then would like to seal it with danish oil from http://www.triedandtruewoodfinish.com. I'm doing this because I'd like to achieve different colors ie orange...
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FinishingI made and finished some kitchen cabinets last year. They are inset slab doors/drawers made out of cherry veneer over birch ply. I finished the cabinets with three coats of Target Coatings EM6000 at the prop mil thickness, stirring before each application, and so on. I was going for a...
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FinishingHello, I'm a stay at home mom. A year ago I purchased this mango wood dining table from Nadeua. The only finish it had was a very thin coat of beeswax. Over the past year it has accumulated a few moisture stains, and potentially some oil stains. I have tried removing the moisture stains with an...
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BlogsThe Beginning - My Space and My Tools As some of you know, I started my woodworking journey last summer in August. While I've always had a desire, and even bought my first tool back in 1995, I didn't actually take my first real steps till then. It's very interesting how things happen. As a...
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BlogsSpray Cans In my recent blogs I posted videos on a Contemporary Clock that I built. While doing that I found some video I taped while finishing it. The face of the clock was finished with spray cans and the main assembly of the clock was stained with a spray gun. In the first part Ill show how...
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BlogsJoinery Details Joinery is the art of knowing what wood to remove and what to leave behind. Reductive & simple, yet seductive in its intricacies balancing negative space with strength. Take too much wood away and you leave no strength. Take too little and you've compromised the tenon. You are...
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Woodworking Skill ShareI thought I would ask this question on LJ, but I just know this is pretty embarassing for me and not quite sure what to do. I am working on a wall. Ok - not really a wall, but it is a kind of barrier that I want to look pleasing yet provide my office space with some much needed privacy. I...
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Wood & LumberI have been working on my new house. The floors were painted black, very poorly. After sanding for several hours I think I found the reason why the previous owners painted it black. There are a lot of very dark stains in the hardwood floors. I went over the floor with a random orbit sander and a...
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FinishingJust a quick question for some of you with experience in finishing. Has anyone heard of or had success with "Mohawk Finishes"? I have never heard of them, but apparently they are for the pros. I mean like, commercial and Industrial pros that do this stuff on a mass production level. I'm just...
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Woodworking Skill ShareI'm restoring a couple of old hand tools that have rosewood handles (or pretend rosewood) and I'd like to get that original reddish finish again. Has anyone found a good way to do this. Also, I've been messing, unsuccessfully with trying to get wood fillers to take stain that will remotely...
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FinishingHello fellow woodworkers! I like to carve wooden kitchen utensils and am having trouble deciding how to treat and finish the wood to make it safe and available for food safe use. I would like to lightly ebonize or stain some of my pieces. I have mineral oil, and howards version with beeswax...
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