While looking at the site this morning, I decided to review the Viewers Online Dept. Some of you may not know that you can click on the" NCWWERS Online" area and see who - or what is viewing the site as well as where they are ON the site. Much of the guest area is filled with spiders & such...
http://www.ncwoodworker.net/forums/showthread.php?t=36901
http://www.ncwoodworker.net/forums/showthread.php?t=37265
http://www.ncwoodworker.net/forums/showthread.php?t=37073
It goes against the NCWW posting policies and is for the most part detrimental to our well being as a friendly...
http://www.tauntonstore.com/woodworking/woodworking-warehouse-sale.html?source=WX777EMN
Not sure how I got on their mailer but I've been getting these.
I know CA is used on Pens as a finish but does anyone have any experience using it or Epoxy on flat things for grain filling? The topic came up in a discussion and the technique seemed too simple. Round off the corners of a straight edge razor blade and use it as a squeegee to work the stuff...
Not that I am selling anything these days but if you did what do you do with the cash, I have decided to (shhhh its a secret from my wife) take the money if I sell something and place it into an account. I have decided to take a pilgrimage to "burning Man" Its a festivall in the AZ desert this...
A couple of my threads got closed while I was away:
Grill Case at: http://www.ncwoodworker.net/forums/f29/grill-case-32273/ and
Large Slab at: http://www.ncwoodworker.net/forums/f64/working-large-slab-32272/ .
So let me finish (and start) here again.
About the grill case, Tarhead and...
Some shop building supplies:
This time I have some surplus sheetrock that needs to be gone before next Sunday. All of the sheetrock is 5/8" class x. I have 6 boards of 4 x 12 and about 15 boards of 4 x 10 All are in perfect shape and in a warehouse at RTP for easy loading. Let me know...
I had a request from the consignment shop next door for some 'beachy' signs to sell to the beach goers that pass by.(I live on a fairly major beach route). When she told me how much the stuff goes for I was all in!
You know the stuff I'm talking about? Faded/distressed pastels that say stuff...
Here are a couple of projects turned from a splated holly log that Roger (sapwood) gave me at last years picnic. The toothpick dispenser was a fun project and works well. It is about 4 1/2" tall by about 2 3/4" max dia. Finish is a friction polish.
The bowl is about 7" dia and about 5" tall...
Ok, I have ordered everything I need to make my first 10 pens. Right now I only have about $97.42 per pen invested. So I will have to make a lot more to get that cost per pen down. And I am sure I left something out. And not to mention how much I will mess up.
I know every one got some sort of gloat on the way. Here's mine. Socks, shirts and skivies...I guess I do wear all three in the shop so does that count.:dontknow:
Remenber the true reason for the season and have a wonderful holiday
I posted some new photos of some of my work. I just finished the Mini Grandfather Clock a few days ago. I also posted pix of the Wilderness Clock. Both are Wildwood Designs plans. I carved the deer and the goose out of ebony, and the birds in the nest from discolord poplar. I haven't as yet...
Let Freedom Ring clock. Unkown wood. Got the piece from my brother. It was light wood with a slight rose hue. Sprayed with shellac and the finish darkened right down with the appearance of black walnut. This is a Steve Good design.