My company tore down a old farm house last November and this is what I did with a little of the wood.Im not sure what finis I will put on it yet.Yall let me know what yall think on how it looks
Just an update to my MWTCA Small Haul Gloat:
I started on the Stanley BP because it needed the least amount of work. I still want to strip the lever cap completely and repaint, but I've got a "placeholder" paint job until this part can be accomplished, but here is what it looked like before...
OK, I am building a new shop, is should be 70 x 28 with a garage door at one end. It will also double as the support for the walls of our new house. Yes, this is a basement, full daylight on two sides and will be shop and working garage as there is also a garage on the main level that will be...
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Hey ya'll I am wanting to put up some shelves in my shop for drying blanks. I have some colums made of cinder block that has been painted. I am planing to attach some 2x4's for shelf supports and was thinking Liquid Nails would be the ticket. Any thoughts???
It's been many years since I've had one of these. And I threw that one away! But looking at John Nixon using one to make edge jointed legs, I thought I'd try it again. The bit & block from MLCS arrived yesterday and I fiqured I make a box for it as a test piece. Nixon has a good video as does...
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As I'm working on SSL and learning this web junk, I have found something that might be of interest to us.
Hot Linking blocking. For those who love to know trivia from WikiAnswers....
Inline linking (also known as hotlinking, leeching, piggy-backing, direct linking, offsite...
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i found this site while doing an online search. i'm in the process of getting back into woodworking as a hobby. I've had woodworking experiance in the past working (as slave labor and for hire) for my dad who owned a custom cabinet shop in TN. I'm slowly getting a few tools together...
I finished the butcher block counter top today. I ran into all kinds of problems and it took much longer than I thought it would. I had glue showing when I stained the backsplash. It didn't show up until I stained it. So I took it off, sanded it again and put it back on. When I put it back...
I spent the morning jointing, planing, and cutting a couple of cedar boards for my first go at bandsaw boxes. That part went well, the next step got ugly. I don't have a glue roller, so I improvised and used a foam brush to spread the glue thinly. When I clamped the first block with...
Taking a queue from Tom Hintz and his website, I decided to try my hand at putting together a Gauge/stop block for my tablesaw...
http://www.newwoodworker.com/buldgagblk.html
Looking around the "shop", I managed to find several 12"x12" 3/4" plywood cutoffs sitting in a corner, a 1/4-20 T-nut...
I got a message from "huruna" this morning stating he wants to be my friend. Newly registered users, looks like a spammer. He or she is going down the member list and sending messages....
I have a Stanley 7" block plane that I'm having problems with. If I lower the iron far enough to bite, the top of the iron contacts the front of the mouth so the shavings have nowhere to go. The mouth isn't adjustable. It only cost about $20 at Lowes if I remember correctly but I don't have...
I'm sure this has been discussed to death, but I would like to know about block planes (low angle adjustable mouth) and makers. LN certainly gets good marks, though I don't have any of their planes myself. LV seems to also get good marks and be slightly less expensive. Of course there is...
Hi there to all Just a note to introduce myself and say thanks to Cskipper for introducing me to the rest of you all. I have posted some picks of the work I have done and hope you all enjoy . I scroll mostly but just bought a lathe hope to be turning things arouns real soon
Thanks Mark
If you were buying a new block plane, would you buy a low angle adjustable mouth block, or would you choose a skewed block? Why? Are there more advantages with the skew? Thanks for any help.
David
The basement of my house is below ground on 3 sides and is typical concrete block walls. The side that is not below ground was dug out and that is where the garage doors and the driveway are. The basement is split in half so the garage is in half the basement and there is an unfinished...
i picked up a 12 ft x 25in and a 3ft x 25in boos blank butcher block today.
from a trucking surplus store today for $400 out the door.
I need to do some touch up repair on the finish on the bigger one and do a complete finish on the smaller piece.
the bigger piece has a small place that...