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Torsion Box Assembly Table and Workbench

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(from Lumberjocks.com)


I built a Torsion Box assembly table, to give me a flat surface to work from. The top also doubles as a workbench in my small shop, with an end vise and set of dog holes to add additional work holding.The overall bench is 4896 and about 36 tall.If you are interested in how I built it watch the video belowThis assembly table features a torsion box top to provide me with a dead flat sturdy workbench.A woodworking vice and bench dog holes for a great work holding experience.Electrical outlets on each side for quick access to power your tools when you need to.Flip-up mobile base to keep your work area flexible.I have already put it to use on quite a few projects and love the large work surface, along with its flexibility to go from a workbench to an assembly tableThanks
Brian Benham

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Wedding Memory Chest from pecan

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(from Lumberjocks.com)


Just finished this chest for my nephew and his to-be spouse. Dovetails, Watco dark walnut oil, with lacquer finish. Laser engraving by my local trophy shop.

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New Grandson Baby Rattles

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My first grandchild, a boy is going to be four months old. So, I decided to test the waters on something new. Four baby rattles because I didn't know if I'd blow any of them out. Variants of Paduak, Walnut, and Maple. With 21 BB's inside each bell.(And yes, I made the bowl and the table in the picture)

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Sure Shot

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(from Popularwoodworking.com)


SURE SHOT When I found out my wife was pregnant with our first child, I decided to make a cradle. Nine months seemed like plenty of time, but naturally, I finished building the cradle with only a week to spare. …Source

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