The Woodshop Shed

Circular blade storage cabinet

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I admit that I have a problem. I was so busy for a while I bought new blades instead of sharpening. I love blades that tend to be at the high end quality and, unfortunately, price. I had them all stacked in a drawer which is no way to treat a carbide tipped blade. I needed storage for about 40 blades as well as dados and box joint cutters. I used all of that drawer scrap 1/4 inch melamine for the drawers, maple fronts and 3/4 oak case. I drilled holes in the drawer bottom and dowelled the center, and put a finger hole to make it easier to pick up the blade. The fronts are 7/16 wide so I had to get creative for the pulls. I used letter block beads for drawer handles and double duty for me to create a blade list with sharpening dates.

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Single Strick Brass CLock in Wood Case

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I purchased the brass single strike clock from Klockit. The plans were very pricey and I thought I would make my own to save a few dollars. This was a gift to couple that purchased a new home. I used oak, oil stain and finished with a clear satin polyurethane. Since it was a 14 day key wound clock a door was necessary.
It's just over 15” high and just wide enough to display the skeleton works through 2” glass side panels.

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Ash Farmhouse Table

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Our latest farmhouse dining table was delivered this evening to some very happy clients. This 96×36 ash table looks awesome atop a white A-Frame painted base.Two matching benches compliment this build and slide easily underneath. The table base also disassembles easily in a few minutes to move if needed.We used conversion varnish on all surfaces and we were very pleased with the results. Shellac-based paint made the base easy to top coat as well.Check us out on social media at @docsdesignsfurniture for all the updates!

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