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French Country Table
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shipwright
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Part 1:
Designing and Joinery
This year’s winter project is a new kitchen table. The beater we have is having trouble living next to the new dog food cabinet beside it. Our whol...
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Veneering the Base
Well, I said I would post again when the veneering was done. It took a little longer than I expected because I decided to add a little marquetry to...
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Part 3:
Done for Now
Just a quick update to show the top in place and the installation in the kitchen by the 18C dog food cabinet. It will live here under a tablecloth ...
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8 Drawer Beaded Face Frame Cupboard Construction
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RobsCastle
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Part 6:
BFFC Day 6
this blog has been a few days to completion mainly due to too hot outside or other Higher priority tasks overtaking it I carved all the drawer fro...
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Part 7:
BFFC Day 7
Well most of the progress has slowed somewhat. First up :- My custom trolley as promised. (Edit opps cannot find the pictures just now!) Its for ...
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Part 8:
The double radius trim to complete the BFFC
You may have seen the preparation involved to construct the Double radius feature at the back of the cabinet top. Here it is sitting in place. [IMG...
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Wooden Model Making
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HTL
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Part 1:
Power Wagon
When I first saw the Power Wagon I just knew that some time or other I would be giving it a try. [IMG_3611.JPG] [IMG_3613.JPG][IMG_3614.JPG] [T&...
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Part 2:
1911 Delivery Truck
1911 delivery truck I found some cool old plans to play with so trying the 1911 Brush Delivery Truck' I've built this style truck before but a m...
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Techniques & Tricks
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Dave Polaschek
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Part 1:
Homemade veneer softener
I needed some veneer softener, so I went looking on the Internet and I found this recipe at Highland Woodworking. Perfect, but my local pharmacy do...
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Punched metal decoration
I’m not certain yet how it’s going to look when done, but I experimented a bit with punched metal this morning. I printed this photo on a piece of...
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Mini Office Workbench
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LIttleBlackDuck
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Part 11:
Drill the side clamp holes, finish cookies
Boys and Girls, Another shortie which cannot...
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Part 12:
Finishing
Boys and Girls, Quickly approaching the end…...
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Part 13:
Epilog
Boys and Girls, Finally finished and no more ...
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Venturi Vacuum for Work Holding and beyond...
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RyanGi
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Part 3:
Bits and bobs...
This entry is going to focus on the bits and bobs that turn the venturi pump from a pump into a workholding device. This one rambles a bit, so get ...
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...and now for the clamping!
In this installment, I'll be talking about the actual implementation of the vacuum clamp, successes and failures, and what I plan to do next... As...
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Part 5:
P.S. - new benchtop!
Just a short entry, maybe almost just an addendum…. I swapped out the table top on the Auxilary bench for a 2’x4’x3/4” thick chipboard covered wit...
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The Workshop Style Guide
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Smitty
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Part 1:
Vintage Cabinets
Here we go again… Literally. It was a dark and stormy night. Well, no, not really stormy. Or even night. But it was dark. And wet. My son was with...
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Part 2:
Cabinet Installation
The first installment concluded with a bank of three large store cabinets at Dad's shop, with normal moisture content, ready for use 'somewhere.' T...
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Stanley 45 Combo Plane Overhaul
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HokieKen
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Part 5:
Just Some Little Bits
First, I'll toss this in here. I should have included it with the other wood pieces in the last entry but I forgot. I kept the original Rosewood pi...
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Part 6:
The Home Stretch
I had a little bit of cleanup left to do. I put a couple of coats of Tru-Oil on the knob and tote. I also had the cam rest from CL810 that I hadn't...
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Part 7:
Does It Work?
Well, I guess we know IT works. The plane has been around for over a century. The question was, could I make it work? I haven't had any time to sp...
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The Humble Hand Brace - A Beginner's Guide to Restoring, Buying and Using
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Brit
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Part 6:
Part 6 - What to Look for when Buying a Secondhand Brace and more
I thought I'd mix it up a bit in this part of the blog and record a video where I: • Discuss what to look for when you pick up a secondhand brace a...
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Part 7:
Part 7 - Sharpening an Auger Bit
I know I said that sharpening an auger bit would be part 8 of this blog series, but I've taken the liberty of bringing it forward since the 'Using ...
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Part 8:
Part 8 - Tips and Tricks on Using a Hand Brace
In this episode I wanted to look at using a hand brace and explore some of the so called hints and tips out there to see if they really are useful....
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Carving a Welsh Love Spoon
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Brit
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Part 3:
The Heart-Shaped Bowl
Now it is time to carve the bowl of the spoon. Since the top surface of the spoon bowl needs to be lowered somewhat and I will lose my drawing of ...
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Part 4:
Carving the Chain Section
I was going to do the padlock next after roughing out the chain, but once I started on the chain I was enjoying myself so much that I just kept rig...
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Part 5:
The Twisted Stems and Padlock
I decided to tackle the twisted stem section in parallel with the padlock and I kind of jumped between the two as I progressed. First off, I drill...
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