[Dez]

Fresh Eggs and French Bread Anyone?

Cool AND useful!

 

[dakremer]

Fresh Eggs and French Bread Anyone?

yeah I wonder how they make those holes for those eggs??? Its got me baffled. I'm sure its really simple, and I'm just really dumb

 

[BentheViking]

Fresh Eggs and French Bread Anyone?

Possibly on a lathe? like the inside of a dozen mini bowls?

 

[PurpLev]

Fresh Eggs and French Bread Anyone?

more likely on a drill press with a form cutter (think rossette cutters for example, just different form)

 

[dakremer]

Wooden Bicycle! Amazing Craftsmanship

read more about it here

 

[DIYaholic]

Wooden Bicycle! Amazing Craftsmanship

read more about it here

AWESOME!!!

Wiping drool off of keyboard now. nclwvcioyur43fesjnzzxspdoe3kd;xaqsdkcs

 

[Kentuk55]

Wooden Bicycle! Amazing Craftsmanship

read more about it here

wow! unbelievable! it needs a motor tho… LOL check this link out: http://inventors.about.com/od/mstartinventions/a/motorcycle.htm

 

[dakremer]

Wooden Bicycle! Amazing Craftsmanship

read more about it here

qzsexcdrftvygbuhnijkmol,;.; (thats what my drool looks like, DIY) haha

 

[grosa]

Wooden Bicycle! Amazing Craftsmanship

read more about it here

That would be fun to build.

 

[boxerman]

Wooden Bicycle! Amazing Craftsmanship

read more about it here

That's way cool.

 

[sras]

Wooden Bicycle! Amazing Craftsmanship

read more about it here

Here is a link to a production shop here in the US. I noticed the article you referenced has a link to the same shop!

 

[ToGoMan]

Wooden Bicycle! Amazing Craftsmanship

read more about it here

That is one Bodacious Set of Sticks!

 

[dakremer]

Simple Shop Tape Dispenser

click link below to see the source….

http://americanwoodworker.com/blogs/tips/archive/2010/02/10/jumbo-tape-dispenser.aspx

 

[WoodworkingGeek]

Simple Shop Tape Dispenser

click link below to see the source….

http://americanwoodworker.com/blogs/tips/archive/2010/02/10/jumbo-tape-dispenser.aspx

Hey, thats nice! It's what I need in my shop!
Thanks for sharing

 

[NormG]

Simple Shop Tape Dispenser

click link below to see the source….

http://americanwoodworker.com/blogs/tips/archive/2010/02/10/jumbo-tape-dispenser.aspx

Wonderful idea

 

[BigTiny]

Simple Shop Tape Dispenser

click link below to see the source….

http://americanwoodworker.com/blogs/tips/archive/2010/02/10/jumbo-tape-dispenser.aspx

I would add a hinged plexiglas lid to keep sawdust away from the adhesive on the tape.

Paul

 

[hhhopks]

Simple Shop Tape Dispenser

click link below to see the source….

http://americanwoodworker.com/blogs/tips/archive/2010/02/10/jumbo-tape-dispenser.aspx

Great idea!
Thanks for sharing.

 

[dakremer]

Wood + Screws = ART! You must see this!

Andrew Myers, the Artist

How does this type of sculpture differ from your usual work?
These pieces are definitely a departure from my normal artwork. For years I had been sculpting in bronze, doing figurative, narrative types of work. The screw art was born mostly because I was burnt out on the narrative work, but also because I'm always searching for a "better" sculpture. It has been hard for me to stick to one style of work as I always tend to find something more interesting. In fact, before I got the exposure on the screw art, I had considered taking a break from that to pursue something else.

What do you hope others will get out of these pieces?
When other people look at this work, I hope they can see the amount of thought and work that went into each piece. I feel I have used everything I've learned over the past decade, including sculpture, painting, construction etc, to create something that I had never seen before.

What's next?
Right now I am in a studio transition, so I haven't had much time to work on the art side of things. However, I have some great plans for the future, which include plenty of screws and large scale sculptures (hopefully public art).

source: http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/thousands-of-screws-make-a-3d

 

[Tokolosi]

Wood + Screws = ART! You must see this!

Andrew Myers, the Artist

How does this type of sculpture differ from your usual work?
These pieces are definitely a departure from my normal artwork. For years I had been sculpting in bronze, doing figurative, narrative types of work. The screw art was born mostly because I was burnt out on the narrative work, but also because I'm always searching for a "better" sculpture. It has been hard for me to stick to one style of work as I always tend to find something more interesting. In fact, before I got the exposure on the screw art, I had considered taking a break from that to pursue something else.

What do you hope others will get out of these pieces?
When other people look at this work, I hope they can see the amount of thought and work that went into each piece. I feel I have used everything I've learned over the past decade, including sculpture, painting, construction etc, to create something that I had never seen before.

What's next?
Right now I am in a studio transition, so I haven't had much time to work on the art side of things. However, I have some great plans for the future, which include plenty of screws and large scale sculptures (hopefully public art).

source: http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/thousands-of-screws-make-a-3d

Wow!! Some people has amazing creative minds. I wish I wasnt so screwed up by day to day life to be able to apply all my time to art like this. Dont get me wrong, its not like I have a screw loose or anything. But threading through daily life…. Aah no one is interested in my screwy life. I tend to spiral. Back to the topic…. Man did this guy hit the nail on the head or what??

Kidding aside. Bloody amazing!!!

 

[woodworkerscott]

Wood + Screws = ART! You must see this!

Andrew Myers, the Artist

How does this type of sculpture differ from your usual work?
These pieces are definitely a departure from my normal artwork. For years I had been sculpting in bronze, doing figurative, narrative types of work. The screw art was born mostly because I was burnt out on the narrative work, but also because I'm always searching for a "better" sculpture. It has been hard for me to stick to one style of work as I always tend to find something more interesting. In fact, before I got the exposure on the screw art, I had considered taking a break from that to pursue something else.

What do you hope others will get out of these pieces?
When other people look at this work, I hope they can see the amount of thought and work that went into each piece. I feel I have used everything I've learned over the past decade, including sculpture, painting, construction etc, to create something that I had never seen before.

What's next?
Right now I am in a studio transition, so I haven't had much time to work on the art side of things. However, I have some great plans for the future, which include plenty of screws and large scale sculptures (hopefully public art).

source: http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/thousands-of-screws-make-a-3d

Amazing. You're right, this is a must see. Thanks for posting.