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  1. N

    Want a kids craft table built

    I would like to have someone build a kids craft table for my playroom. Below is an example with the dimensions. I am in Apex, NC - if interested, please reply with some contact info & we can discuss. Thanks Craft Table is 60 x 31 x 20" h.
  2. WoodWrangler

    Anyone Built a Daybed/Trundle bed?

    Though I already made my daughter a pair of beds for her room, the LOML is now wanting something different (imagine that!). A day bed, or trundle bed, is on the wish list. This is a bed with two mattresses, one being tucked up under the main one. Anyway... I'm looking for designs, plans...
  3. DSCN0219

    DSCN0219

    Bed with Lighthouse in corners
  4. DSCN0181

    DSCN0181

    Bed with Lighthouse in corners
  5. DSCN0178

    DSCN0178

    Bed with Lighthouse in corners
  6. DSCN00551

    DSCN00551

    Bed with Lighthouse in corners
  7. DSCN0054

    DSCN0054

    Bed with Lighthouse in corners
  8. The WoodButcher

    Green Built Cedar Bench & Table

    :D Hi All, this is a bench I built when it was green. I'm just now getting around to putting a finish on it. Used high gloss poly urathane. It's taking alot. Looks good now, but still needs more. 8) Things that make you go HUh??? :? The table has a few more coats on it than the...
  9. wdkits1

    How I built my shop part 5

    My shop is now dried in and now it’s time to get the inside work done. I have installed all of the lighting, using 8’-2 tube fluorescents that I salvaged from a grocery store remodel and have put all the lights on motion sensors. All of the outlet circuits are in conduit run under the floor and...
  10. wdkits1

    How I built my shop--part 4

    Well I may be jumping the gun a little but I got my first load of 1×8 rough sawn SYP siding and the 1×3 batten strips so just had to see what it was going to look like. I ordered the Ondura roofing material so I got time to do other things until it comes in.The front porch PT is done so lets do...
  11. wdkits1

    How I built my shop part 3

    I encountered many challenges while building my shop. For one , I was still working full time at my electrical job and working out of town alot so I could only work on the shop during the weekends. Plus I was still processing orders for intarsia kits at the rental shop which meant that my...
  12. wdkits1

    How I built my shop--Part 2

    One of the challenges of building a timberframe structure was finding a reliable source for all of the timbers at a good price and having them cut on a schedule that suited my needs. I saw an ad in a local paper that advertised—lumber for sale for barns and sheds,custom cut,will deliver. I gave...
  13. wdkits1

    How I built my shop--Part 1

    When I went into business back in 1993 I had to move from my 8×10 shop in the back yard to a space I rented for $350 a month. I had recently gotten an order from Leichtung workshops for 440 of my Intarsia Project kits. The space I rented was a 750 sq. ft metal building in the middle of an...
  14. 02blues

    who has built a roubo bench?

    Just out of curiosity how many of you have built a roubo bench? I recently finished mine and read of another in the "calling all neander" thread who was just finishing one. I have been very happy with mine. If anyone would like a plan reference I would be happy to pass on the info or any...
  15. roweathers

    Need soapstone source for desk base I built

    Appreciate any recommendations for sources of soapstone in the area and are willing to work with you on price. The ideal source would be a stone yard that would do the dimensioning for me as I don't have the horses to handle entire slabs. I have built desk base and wish to use SS as top. I...
  16. P

    Shop built "multirouter"

    Several years ago I read an article in (I think it was) American woodworker. Unfortunately I have misplaced several of my older issues ( somewhere around no 198 I think) and cant recover the piece . Does any one know of this or similar jig for cutting multiple mortices. thanks for the help.
  17. merrill77

    Built a mobile base for my bandsaw

    I came up with a pretty simple design for a mobile base with a retractable swivel caster. Here's a picture with the caster locked down so the base is mobile (there are 2 fixed wheels in the back). When the caster is retracted, the base sits on the 2 feet you can see under the base. To use it...
  18. M

    Finally Built Something

    Well after being a member for over a year seems like a good a time as any to try to post a pic of a recent project. Seems the past year has been spent on remodel projects at work, setting up shop,acquiring tools, and trying to learn from the braintrust here. Here is a mantel I built for a friend...
  19. T

    Yes, I actually built something!

    Let it be known that I actually finished building something! I promised the wife a new kitchen table about a year ago, actually bought the oak back then and have been "getting it used to the shop air" ever since. The table is 42" in diameter and the top is 1 3/8"-thick solid red oak. The base is...
  20. sawduster

    I actually built something

    It is a potting bench . At least that is what it said on the plans :mrgreen: Most of you could do this with your eyes closed and one hand tied behind your back, but heck , even FredP started somewhere . I'm guessing he would have built something like this at .....say age 4 :slap: Far from fancy...

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