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Hello all. Just discovered this website while searching for ideas on things to make. I'm a fairly novice woodworker, but have found I kind of have a knack for it. Thought I'd share a project I finished recently.. it's still not 100%, but only needs some varnish for UV protection. I have had...

12.5' cedar strip. I changed a few things from the plans to make it mine. I came up with this seat design and moved it back a few inches. This allows me to sit on the bottom like a solo kayak when i am fishing. Or I can sit in the seat if i want to use the canoe as a tandem.

Baby Tender II Cradle Boat with Modifications I made the cradle and my wife made the mattress and side bumpers for an on the way grandchild. We delivered this gift today and they were completely surprised. It is based on the "Baby Tender II" plans I purchased from Jordan Wood Boats...

Back in 2019, I created a thin strip jig as a way to cut thinner stock in a repeatable fashion. Thin strips might not seem desirable until you need one. The one I originally made wasn't well documented, so I started a new one. I'm going to run through it here. First I created a base by...

These are just a few of the things I have made in the past few weeks to combat the lack of space in my kitchen. The oak knife strip in the first picture is using 1/4" x 1/8th" neodymium magnets from magcraft.com . They are just slightly inset, so that they won't scratch the knives. I used food...

This was her maiden voyage to Long Lake, It took just under a year to build and I am addicted to cedar strip building, I have a kayak I am working on now.

Here are some more bentwood rings I made recently, featuring inlays. The first is Walnut with crushed turquoise, the second and third are Maple-lined Walnut with Maple inlay.

Thin strip jig. THIS VERSION IS NOW REPLACED WITH THIS ONE: https://www.lumberjocks.com/projects/409226 . I was tired of the hazard from back kick, and since I have been using a lot of thin strips lately, and will continue for a while, untill I finish my plane cabinets, I decided to make a...

Nothing to spectacular, just a little 9"x12" cutting board made of hard maple with strips of black walnut and quilted maple running through a cut line. Everyone said it was trickier than it looks and I'd have to agree. Here's what I learned: 1. Create your thin strip ripping jig first and cut...

This is an old radio from the 40's that belonged to my grandmother. I refinished it for my mother. The veneer was water damaged in numerous place and had to be patched. It's walnut as best as I can tell. The patches aren't perfect, but overall it turned out pretty good (you can see some on the...

I built this out of SHOPNOTES and I love it. Very simple but very effective. I am not sure which issue it was from. Maybe you know? I modified it a little. I found that a steel rule cut to size works great for the gauge. Just scuff/scratch one side and epoxy it on. Get a scrap of clear packaging...

This is a 13 foot Wee Lassie 2 made from northern white cedar, redwood, aspen and mahogany. I really love the feature strip in this canoe. It is so stinking easy to make and the effect is well worth the 1.5 hours to make it.

I started this late in 2014 and finished around the summer of 2015. Had I known about lumberjocks back then, I may have blogged the build to chronicle the progress and the obstacles I encountered and how I worked around them, and the some of the tricks I came up with to make it go a little...