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  1. Projects CELLPHONE/PEN HOLDER

    Of 52x210x300 mm oak board, after planing, I cut 48x60mm laths and cut them on mitersaw to 31cm lenght . Than I made groove 16mm wide, 35mm deep on routertable. Back to mitersaw, cut one side 22 degree angled. All 14mm holes were made on drillpress, than cut the rest on bandsaw. Finaly, I...
  2. Projects BOOK STAND

    Triangle bookstand , base dimension 31x20cm, triangle sides 19x19cm, top angle 30 degree. Base hole , 90mm, 0.5mm deep, I made with handrouter and wooden jig/circle template. Finish spray laquer.
  3. Projects MOBILE PHONES STAND

    Mobile phones stand, made of 18mm thick pine boards. Dimensions 65x25x135 cm, no finish. Grooves on shelves I made on routertable with 12mm router bit. Side boards shape I cut with jigsaw. 15x10mm holes for wires I cut before attaching to shelve board. First I made side vertical cut with...
  4. General Woodworking Discussions
    I've got a 12" non sliding compound miter saw (new to me) and it's a little too deep for where my 30 yr old Craftsman 8.25" had been. In a small shop, would a DIY box on wheels work better than a chopsaw stand from the manufacturer of the saw? I do mostly smaller work - not a lot of 8 foot...
  5. Projects HOT SAUCE BOTTLES STAND

    23.5 X 7 X 16.5 cm, beech, 4 holes stand for small hot sauce bottles. Signs were printed, 45mm holes were drilled on drillpress. Finish wood oil.
  6. Projects ETHERIC (ESENTIAL) OIL STAND

    Natural look stand for small bottles of etheric (esential) oil. Main body is 50x18cm chestnut, Branches 25-40 x 4cm were made of hornbeam and the base is 40mm thick oak plate. Finish is waterbased walnut colour and laquer. Holes on branches I made on drillpress. Holes on the main body I made...
  7. Projects BOOK STAND

    48x37cm, american walnut book stand, with lifted position. It was accomplished by wooden hinges at the back and metal axles. Two sides were cut at 8 degree and glued together. Finish non glossy spray laquer.
  8. Projects NOTEBOOK STAND

    20x12x8cm cherry notebook stand. It was made with one horizontal piece, on which I made rounded grooves on router table. Three vertical pieces were glued later. Finish wood oil.
  9. Projects Wall plant stand

    A present for my dear sister.Not sure if it's an authentic chevron but it's my approach on it.
  10. Projects EARINGS DISPLAY STAND

    Oak plates 40x8x2cm, with 3mm/10mm grooves, 5 degree angled, finish wood oil
  11. Projects STAND FOR EMBROIDERY / SEWING

    Wooden stand for lady who is making embroidery / sewing projects. Total hight some 25cm, beech base 26x24x4cm, slats 50x25mm, metal and beech knobs. Idea was to make it move and rotate in all directions, when holding sewing pattern. Finish wood oil.
  12. Projects THREAD STAND

    Order from lady who is skilled with threads, which needed tidy workspace when making her projects. 35x20x3cm moon shape thread stand, made of 10mm birch plywood and 25mm walnut. First I cut moon shape on bandsaw, write holes, drilled them and finished with srollsaw. Then, glued plywood on walnut...
  13. Aquarium stand

    When I bought my new aquarium they had a flimsy pine and pressboard stand that you could purchase for $200.00 more. First, this is a 45 gallon aquarium…it weighs a lot! Like around 400+ pounds filled. Second, the thickest board on their $200.00 special was 3/4" pine. The pressboard was 1/4"...
  14. Replacement Bird Feeder Stand

    Last spring, the mock cherry tree in our front garden put on a tremendous display of blossom, in what turned out to be its last gasp. This year it remained dormant, and appeared to have been struck down by Bracket or Honey, fungus. As is the case with these infections that affect old trees...
  15. Stand for Toilet paper

    Stand for Toilet paper. The material is larch. Brake from excessive unwinding of the roll. Two shelves.
  16. Earring holder

    Sorry about the pics…not sure why they're loading sideways. Tried a few different orientations and they still come up sideways. Backstory to the project: I travel to Sitka, Alaska, from time to time and found a local artisans store. One jeweler in particular caught my eye and the SO loved them...
  17. Walnut table

    I had some walnut left over from the crib so i thought I'd practice some mortise and tenon joints with the new tenon cutter for the table saw. Simple TV stand for a weekend project. Oh by the way, Mountaineers VS Terapins tomorrow night (9/12/07). Mounties by 21
  18. Deadman Roller Stand Christmas Gift

    Some 60+ years ago, my father built a roller topped deadman stand to use as an extra hand working long stock on his ShopSmith and generally working projects around his shop. I have no idea if he built it to plans, or designed it himself. I still use the little roller top at some point of most...
  19. Aquarium Stand

    I acquired a 60 gallon aquarium so I needed a stand. Instead of shelling out $300 for a new stand I decided to try my hand in carpentry leaving this as the end product. I had some wood paneling from a room in my house that we remodeled so I stained that and used it for the stand making a very...
  20. Steam bent music stand

    Steam bent white oak music stand, first steam bent project and it was a 100% success! Made out of white oak, mostly quarter sawn
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