LumberJocks Woodworking Forum banner
Cancel

Search Results for ‘ways to hide drill holes in twisted juniper lamp posts’

Discussions Showcase Albums Media Media Comments Tags Marketplace

1-2 of 2 Results

Search Tags

alder article arts and crafts ash bandsaw basswood bed bench birch biscuit joiner blade bowl box bubinga cabinet carving carving tool cedar chair cherry chest chisel clamp clock cocobolo cutting board desk dovetail drill press drill-driver ebony finishing frame furniture greene and greene humor idea inlay jig joining jointer kitchen lathe mahogany maple milling miter saw modern oak padauk pen pine plan plane planer plywood poplar project progress purpleheart question refurbishing resource router rustic sander sanding saw scroll saw scrollworking shaker shaping sharpening shelf shop skill spray gun stool storage table table saw tablesaw tip tool tools toy traditional tray trick turning tutorial veneering video wahoo walnut wenge wood woodburning woodworking workbench zebrawood

  1. Swing from reclaimed pallet wood

    My mother in law came up with a good idea. She thougt it would be nice for the kids with a simple swing that could be hanged in one of the many trees on her property. I had just disassembled a pallet from some kind of unidentified deciduous type of wood so one of the biggest planks came in...
    • G
       dgom
    finishing joining router swing toy traditional
  2. Woodworking Skill Share
    I am having some trouble mixing glue with sawdust to hide my drill holes made when wiring a twisted piece of Juniper. So far, the way to do so is to mix sawdust with epoxy until I get the right ratio of epoxy to sawdust. My problem has been that when my mixture dries it is darker than...
    ways to hide drill holes in twisted juniper lamp posts
1-2 of 2 Results
Top