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Router Lift and cabinet

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Once again my son bought me (us) a Christmas present project. A router lift and cast iron top from Rockler. My part of it was to build the cabinet for it. I found a nice piece of maple for all the faces, and on the ends I gathered up some nice colorful pieces I had been saving, sliced it down on the bandsaw, and glued it on. The back is just plain plywood. I don't have many 1/2” router bits yet, but I have a place to put them when I finally do. I had been wanting one of these for a while, just too cheap to get it myself. When my wife saw the end panels, she put in a new order for a bathroom cabinet with the same look.Thanks for looking

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Hickory Custom Cabinets

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I've been working on these for the last 8 months or so. The house they go in was pretty slow to get finished, and I got started right away. Worked out well since I'm a bit of a slow worker. I did not apply the finish; I took them to a local finishing shop. This was a great choice.I'm also working on the kitchen cabinets for this same house, which are almost complete. I'll do another post for them.Below are some more pictures of the same units, but different views.

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Exotic Wood Serving Trays

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I decided to keep myself busy during the pandemic by creating a series of exotic wood serving trays. I made a total of 71 of these things. They basically consist of arms laminated from 3 pieces of hardwood and shaped in 5 different profiles; decks for the most part made from exotic veneers edged in solid Wenge; 6 of the trays have special hardwood decks; and bases which are scooped out to either fit in your lap or sit on a flat surface. The rest can be seen on my website www.BeBopWood.com.

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Small Size, Big Features

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Tool: Excalibur EX-16 Shop Now  Manufacturer: General International MSRP: $499.99 Cramped for space? If so, this compact scroll saw from General International may be just the answer. The Excalibur EX-16 will easily store on a shelfit's only 15″ …Source

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Woodworking in America: Katie Williams

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We're interviewing makers from all 50 states. Today we're featuring Katie Williams, a woodworker from South Carolina. How did you get started woodworking? Who were your mentors? I was originally interested in doing historical preservation, but felt I needed to …Source

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