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Breadboard Ends on a Stove Cover
When a friend asks me to make her a stove cover, I decide it’s a great time to learn a whole new woodworking technique. Continue reading
Tool Chest Guided Tour
Ten years ago, I was collecting hand tools at a rapid rate. I had most of them tucked into various crates and tool boxes, but others were just sitting on the benchtop because I had no better place to store … Continue reading
Posted in Wood and Woodwork
Tagged cherry, hand tool storage, pecan, pecan wood, tool chest, tool storage, toolchest
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Marking Gauges for Sale
I love making tools for myself, and one of my favorite tools to make is a marking gauge. Now that I have all the marking gauges I need, I have started to make them for other people. I made the … Continue reading
Posted in For Sale, Marking Gauge, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged cherry, gauge, handtool, Marking Gauge, pecan, tool
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Making a Dovetailed Recorder Case
Some years ago I was given a wooden tenor recorder. (It’s a Küng pearwood, made in Germany, if anybody cares.) It came in a basswood storage case that the previous owner had made for it, but time and use had … Continue reading
Posted in Boxes, Build-Alongs, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged box making, cherry, dovetailed box, pecan, recorder, recorder box, recorder case, spalted pecan, stopped groove, tenor recorder
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A New Kind of Advent Candle Stand
It all started with a rat in the attic. When we brought down our Christmas decorations this year, we found that the old advent candle stand I had built from pine some years ago had been gnawed all over by … Continue reading
Posted in Build-Alongs, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged advent, advent candle, advent candles, advent wreath, cherry, icthus, Jesus fish
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Last Week’s Spoons Finished
Last week, I had roughed out some spoons from cherry and then set them aside to dry a little bit. Last night, I finished shaping them with a spokeshave and smoothed them out with a card scraper. This afternoon, I … Continue reading
Spalt!
It all began back in 2009 when a neighbor was having a pecan tree taken down. I came over to watch the arborist at work, and I asked if I could have part of the trunk. He kindly dropped a … Continue reading
Posted in Lumber, Tool Making, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged bow saw, cherry, chisel handle, joiner's mallet, mallet, Marking Gauge, pecan, pecan wood, scratch stock, spalt, spalted pecan, spalting, stair saw, turning saw
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