Display case
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A friend of mine asked me if I could make him a display case for his ball makers. His has a bunch of ball makers from several golf courses around the world. He is a retired local golf pro. Naturally I said yes and looked through my left overs and salvaged pallets to come up with this sliding plexiglass faced display box. Just about all the wood is salvaged pallets or simple scrap wood. Dimensions 13” X 16” and 2 1/2” deep. The left overs basically dictated the best useful size. The plexi just slides off to one side. The base is just 1/8” masonite Happy to help out a friend who is not so able any more
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The leftover bowl
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This was a leftover piece of Boxelder from a different bowl I made. It is 9x3 finished in General Finishes bowl finish.
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Cherry inlay in bamboo pattern
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This is the bottom panel for a cherry piano bench I am building. I was about to glue up the sub assembly, but thought the poplar was just too plain, and I had some thin cherry strips left over from dimensioning the blanks a couple weeks ago. I use an 1/8” down spiral bit to try and avoid fuzz, and it worked great. After hand routing everything I epoxied the pieces in and then smoothed it all down with a hand plane. Haven't sanded anything yet, the plane and scraper did a great job, but I think I will, then finish it before glueing it into the assembly.It will be installed in the lower frame so the inlay can be seen from underneath the piano bench.here's a link to a video of the process.https://youtu.be/GX80bk5cdxw
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Building the Maker Workstation Base
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One Workstation. Two Bases to Choose From The Maker Workstation Overview Building The Top Building The Base When designing the maker workstation, a goal was to make sure the top would work on different kinds of bases, sawhorses, …Source
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Circular-Saw Depth Gauge
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Setting the depth-of-cut on my circular saw was awkward at best before I made this handy gauge.It's just a thick block of wood with 1/4″ wide slots cut at precise, incremental depths. I made the slots on the table …Source
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