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And now for something completely different…........... I am in the process of replacing every single air register in my house with wooden ones, with every one of them being different from the others. I've knocked off pretty much of the ones on my first floor, so I took a look around upstairs...

Using 95% recycle materials I recently finished this radiator cover for my bathroom. The center panel is both punched tin and painted and has a Cast Iron replica of the Hatteras light house setting in front of it. The entire frame and top were made from boards recycled from a 1950's style...

hood built for lighting cooking area, and to vent the stove. plywood construction, maple trim, ceramic tile inset to match stove back splash. comes out from wall 15 inches and is a bit over 3 feet wide. easy enough, except, ...... #1 i did not run the vent tubing when i had the walls open, and...

I put this together a while ago and it works so well, I thought I should share it. I have a basement shop with not a lot of height so I really don't have room to hang a filter from the ceiling. I built this unit up against one of the windows so when I want to use it as a filter only, I keep the...

I have been inspired to try to work with some different mediums when it comes to pen turning. We one of them is/was colored pencils. So here is the end result! With some design ideas from my wife I came up with this pretty cool pen. I so have to say I have not seen one of these yet so I hope...

Well here is something you don't see to often or ever. I made these vent vanes from cocobola wood that I sliced 1/8th. in thick. I then made a jig that took 1/8th in. teflon rod and formed a 1/16th in. pin on the end that I inserted into the ends of the vane. This makes up the hinging point and...

Not sure about the wood species of the board (from a pallet). A sharp card scraper seems to work on soft wood, too.

This is a prototype/ mockup. Glad I did it. Took 3 tries to get it to work. Should have been a little more careful with measurements and layout. The first was a fuzz too tight. The second almost too loose. Third time is the charm. Glad I just used pine instead of good hardwood. It is 18"...

This media cabinet was custom made for a customer that wanted a unique architectural element integrated into the piece that is to be placed directly below a wall mounted flat screen television. The wood is all reclaimed barn wood taken from North Georgia area barns. The centerpiece is a salvaged...