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  1. Keepsake Box

    Scrap walnut sides and flame birch top.
    box keepsake

  2. My convertible "Nursing Stool"

    Let's get this detail out of the way: A nursing stool is a dedicated footstool for use by a breastfeeding mom. It goes under the feet, pushes the knees up and shifts the babe into place. Less back, shoulder and arm stress for the mom. You could use a stack of books, yeah, but people like these...
    footstool furniture milk paint stool template routing

  3. Tambour Lid Box

    I got the inspiration for this box by one that Jim Sellers posted, the link to his project is below. Thanks Jim! http://widgets.lumberjocks.com/project/97198.jpg[/img][/url[/URL]] I used Morado, also know as Pau Ferro, for the box and Maple for the tambours. My first time using a router with...
    bandsaw box maple modern morado pau ferro router tambour template routing

  4. Flight trays

    Made up some whisky flight trays to sell for Christmas at a local artisan decor shop. It's wonderful to see how much the figure comes out from a piece with a light swipe of oil before the finish coats. These were about 18" long and 5" wide. Made the depressions for the glasses with my CNC...
    oak walnut

  5. Solid Oak & Maple Serving Tray

    I have been wanting to make a Serving Tray for a while now but was having a hard time deciding on what I wanted it to look like, and with Mother's Day coming up I decided to make it after completing my research. I really wanted to make a nice serving tray instead of slapping a couple of boards...
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  6. Indoor/Outdoor bench

    Laminated quarter-sawn white oak with Lyptus inlays and sealed with General Finishes - Exterior 450. The wood was an anniversary gift (my kind of gift!) and my wife wanted an outdoor bench - something heavy so it could sit in the front yard and not be easy for someone to pick up and run away...
    bench inlay lyptus modern template routing white oak

  7. Burnt Picture Frame

    This picture frame holds a 8×5in picture. I had limited materials so I made the back stay in with a nail that i hit in half way then bent it in as you can see. I used a torch to crisp the out side of the frame.
    frame

  8. DVD Holder

    I'm posting this for the benefit of LJ members who may want to copy the design - the project specifications are available to anyone interested. The DVD Holder is primarily Hard Maple, with Sapele accent strips (centered along the exposed edge). 67"h x 12.5"w and 7" deep. The bottom (10.5"d)...
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    dvd holder shelves template routing

  9. Bottle Tesselation End Grain Cutting Board

    Some new end grain cutting boards for wedding gifts. I wanted to make something different and unique, and after hours of searching online, I think I can say these are one of a kind, and maybe the first of their kind. The "bottles" are walnut and cherry, bordered by maple. Boards are about 12"...
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  10. Step Stool

    Here is a step stool I made for my son. I found a picture of a similar one online and said to myself "I can make that!" It is made from Quarter Sawn White Oak. The finish is a wipe on poly gel that I purchased from Rockler. I made a template for the sides and used my router to cut the matching...
    children oak quarter sawn router step stool template routing
  11. Power Tools, Hardware and Accessories
    I have a new dish carving bit (1/2" shank, 1" diameter, 5/8" cutting length and NO bearing). I have only ever done pattern routing using a bearing. I was under the impression that I would use this bit in conjunction with a bushing, but I cannot find a bushing with an inside diameter large enough...
    dish carving question router template routing
  12. Woodworking Skill Share
    Hi all, I have cut out a set of rear chair legs/backs. (the tall parts on the right are what I'm referring to) I used a template and a top bearing template bit in my router table to trim to them to size and get them all symmetrical. It turned out fairly well, except there are a few areas that I...
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  13. Woodworking Skill Share
    I'm trying to route a 6" diameter circle in the middle of a 1" thick piece of cherry, using a template and my router table. I'm using a fairly new Freud bit which is either a flush trim bit or a pattern bit, i.e. has a bearing at top and bottom, and I'm using the top bearing. I used a 6" hole...
    flush trim bit routing circle template routing
  14. Blogs
    An introduction Since I already blog at my own domain I did not want to duplicate all of that content here at LumberJocks each time that I made a post. So, I asked Martin if it was appropriate for me to have blog entries here at LumberJocks that link to my own blog. The answer was a...
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  15. Blogs
    Grandaughter's Bed Last week I posted this project. At that time I promised a blog-Here it is http://lumberjocks.com/projects/25569 I'm never quite sure how far to take something like this. There are so many skill levels here on LJs. Your input is always welcome. If I leave out a step that's...
    bed day bed template routing
  16. Blogs
    Getting started So here's the plan. I watched the Wall Hung Console episode of the New Yankee Workshop and my wife really liked the table. She thinks it would look great in the front hall. I thought it would be a good use of the walnut lumber my in-laws gave me, so now I'm finally getting...
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  17. Blogs
    My first cut ever! My first cut ever with a router! Took me 3 hours to figure out how to put everything together and do all the adjustments, practice the cut with the tool powered off, overcome the heebie-jeebies, then … do it! I'm very pleased with the result (template not nicked, clean cut...
    first cut with router router skill template routing
  18. Blogs
    130 - Halloween Router Bowl Right Click to Download Right Click to Download in HD Subscription Options http://blip.tv/play/hexRgoWRLQA%2Em4v When most of us think of a wooden bowl, we think of the lathe. But you can also make bowls using the router! All you need is a template for the...
    flattening boards router bowl template routing video
  19. Power Tools, Hardware and Accessories
    I do a lot of template routing. I use template bits with a guide bearing when I want a through cut, and template guides on my router base when I do not want a through cut. Now, I have some detailed mdf templates that I want to use to route 1/8" wide by 1/8" deep patterns into solid wood. I...
    jig question template routing tools
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