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Craftsman style floor lamp build
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SplinterGroup
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Part 9:
Assemble the Frame Panels
Part 3 of the shade construction (pulled over from the other site) If everything went well prior to this point (snug lap joints, equal part length...
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Part 10:
Completing the Frame Assembly
Part 4 of the shade construction (pulled over from the other site) Time to bevel the sides and put the darn thing together! On a previous episod...
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Part 11:
Mica and Final Assembly
Part 5 of the shade construction (pulled over from the other site) Here is a finished shade, walnut with Watco oil and a topcoat of pre-cat lacque...
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5 xCigar Boxes
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RobsCastle
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Part 3:
Part 3
Excuse the mess trying to learn how to add parts to an existing blog! Hinging lids on thin material The Hinged lid After discarding the brass hinge...
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Part 4:
Dimensions Species Sanding and Sealing
The lids The lids use a bamboo dowels as pivot pins, how this is achieved is with internal springs behind each of the dowels. The dowels are simpl...
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Part 5:
The home Run:- Assembly Algnment & Completion
At long last the cigar boxes are finally finished. [Usain Bolt 2.jpg] The Lids Assembly The BIC spring loaded hinge pivot points were assembled [IM...
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52 Week Challenge
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Clieb91
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Part 1:
Starting another Challenge for myself
Well here goes another 52 weeks in the shop challenge for myself to get in the shop or even shops more often. I did one of these over on that other...
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Part 2:
Bad start to the series
Well I already missed a week and this will be the second week missed. Last Monday night my Dad lost his battle to lung cancer and passed. I have b...
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Part 3:
Still around just getting things in order
All, thanks for the wishes regarding my Dad. I can't believe it is already going on 3 months. I am around and check in occasionally, but been back ...
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Urn building
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Part 9:
Working on the base for the second urn
After discussing the base with my "client" (my husband), I'm going with a combination of maple with the walnut I had left from the project. This w...
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Part 10:
Attaching the bases
Decided I should take the last step to screw the base to the box to make sure that worked OK. Good idea as it did not go as planned...sigh... For...
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Part 11:
Urn #3
This urn is for a good friend of over 25 years. She saw the urns I build for my husband and me, and asked if I would be able to build one for her....
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Butterfly Cabinet
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Ron Stewart
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Part 6:
Building the Drawers
[10.00 Drawer Details.jpg] The drawer boxes were easy to build. I made them from 12 mm Baltic birch plywood. I prefinished the insides with poly, ...
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Part 7:
Adding Door Details
[11.00 Door Details.jpg] Earlier, I had cut the doors to size and drilled the hinge cup holes. Before I could apply finish and add the brass disk...
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Part 8:
Blog Post 8: Completing the Doors (and the Project)
Now it was time to work on the brass disk wing disks. Each disk would fit into a shallow (about 0.04” deep) 5/8” diameter well. Before proceeding,...
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Fun With CNC
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Lazyman
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Part 1:
Background and Kickoff - Why are we here exactly?
A Little about me Being sort of a retired nerd, I spent my career doing mostly finance related I/T, I have always gravitated towards technical stuf...
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CAD to CNC Machine Workflow
EDIT: I change the name to reflect the actual purpose of the post Let's Make Some Boxes So we all make boxes, right. There are all kinds. Fancy...
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Laser Tile Etching With Titanium Dioxide
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SplinterGroup
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Part 1:
Trying a few tests for the process
I made some trivets with simple images on the cheap home center plain white tiles in another project. [IMG_8376.jpeg] Simply put, this black on th...
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Prepping for Photographs
Well, yes! You can use the Ti02 on tile and transfer a photograph over. I personally haven't seriously tried to do this but I have seen pictures o...
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Part 3:
Some grey-scale line art
So it has been a while! For a while now I've been using a free, on-line software called ImageR for getting settings near perfect for etching onto ...
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Bugout_Boy’s Speargun Project
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Bugout_Boy
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Part 1:
Speargun 101, Design & Function
In order to explain my own speargun project, it makes sense to provide some context on speargun designs first. [Image] Spearguns, used for huntin...
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Bugout_Boy’s Lathe Projects
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Bugout_Boy
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Part 1:
Lathe, Love, Or Loathe? A crazy entry to woodturning.
I’m brand new to wood lathes and woodturning. The journey that led me to getting one was about as strange as possible. I’m going to use this openin...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen"
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Ross Leidy
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Part 19:
Fixing my Mistake
After a day to contemplate the error of my ways, I set to removing the finish from the top of the arms in order to sand the scratches. I spent som...
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Part 20:
Weaving a Backrest
A fresh 10lb spool arrived at the end of last week, and I got started making good use of it. I wrap the spool in stretch wrap and pull the loose...
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Part 21:
Completing a Chair
Before I started weaving the backrest, I made a final check on the cords-per-inch with the actual cord I would be using. It turns out my original...
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