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I just finished this target rifle stock. It's made from English walnut and tiger maple. The design is modeled on the Remington 40X target stock and it's inletted for a short action Savage. It's just rough sanded to 100 grit at this stage. I'll sand it with 180 and 220 grit before I ship it to...

This is not a fine woodworking project but it was a fun one. I built this with my 14 year old son. We used some pieces of 2"x6" and some plywood scraps we had left over. I got a bunch of cardboard pallet covers that we use for target backers, we just rip them in half on the table saw and drop...

I batched out a dozen rubber band guns and six sets of targets. I figured if I was going to take the time to make some, I might as well crank out a whole lot of em to take advantage of some economy of scale. The gun shape is my own design, and I'm quite happy with how it turned out. I cut a...

Three goals for this project: 1. Replace a clock that had gone bad. 2. Fill a large wall with something that was "catchy". 3. Practice veneering for the first time. My wife had bought me some lacewood veneer from Woodcraft two Christmas' ago. She hadn't asked about it, but I knew the...

This stock was carved from a laminated cherry blank. The stock took about an hour to carve and another hour to sand out the router marks. The forend design was inspired by a Cooper M21. The stock has a coat of tung oil and I'll rub it out with 0000 stainless steel wool when it's dry to the...

This is a chunk of hard Maple from the woodpile. This is the first time I ever tried decoupage.

We've all done it… you're walking through some store and your wife says, "I really like this _, but it's too big (or small)." Well, that's how this project came to be. This is a "a little bit smaller" version of a $50 cabinet from Target (or Tar-shay). Made primarily of 1/2" poplar with a...