Woodworking Show and Tell

BuffaloBFN wrote: Do you have a detail pic of the long edge joinery?

Greg,
I finally got the camera out again. It's a cheap digital so I hope the picture is clear enough and is what you are looking for. I wish Tim was here to get a decent shot!

what's the purpose of the slots? is that part 2?

Is it a squatty Potty?

No pictures but just put our house under contract and am dreading moving my shop and considering parting ways with the unisaw.....Woodworking will never be the same without that beast

His next project is our dining table. We got the reclaimed wood planks this weekend and he'll be starting on it soon.

So you took a block of wood and found a Pelican hiding inside!   Impressive work.

hey that's a nice stool and i thought the pelican looked good in the first pic

First winter project. Single track (one loop) cribbage board for 223 shells. Found a huge bag of the perfect sized brass grommets at a junk shop a while back. Tic Toc. Odd winter. It's raining today and washing the snow away.

susan wrote: Wow... It's a great work you did. I like this one.

These spamming robot programs from India and China always amaze me!

We were working at the house Saturday and our youngest was going through a couple scrap piles. We've been cleaning or burning most of the construction waste and it seems others have decided our house is a dump spot for them, too. He managed to find some nice cedar lumber pieces and decided to keep them so he could build something. He decided he wanted to make a simple desk, so we worked together to make one out of the cedar, some scrap 2x4's and pallet wood. He did most of the main cuts and fitting himself. We think it turned out pretty good.

Thanks...yeah, glad both our boys are interested in doing things with their hands, and being creative.

Okie Boarder wrote: Thanks...yeah, glad both our boys are interested in doing things with their hands, and being creative.

Andy,
They must have gotten that skill from their dad! I have a feeling they helped out with the Supra project. Keep them going.

Sprayed a couple coats of polyurethane on it this weekend to finish it. He also stained the legs and trim pieces with a very light stain. The stained pine and unstained cedar ended up matching up pretty good once we did the poly.

Obviously not made by me, but impressive nonetheless

JPASS wrote: Obviously not made by me, but impressive nonetheless

I'm impressed! I'm sure he put in plenty of man hours on it.