The Woodshop Shed

adventures in woodworking and home maintenance, from my shop in an oversized backyard shed

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Make Your Own Plywood

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Shop-made ply can achieve shapes and forms solid wood just can't handle. The title of this article may sound silly, or perhaps us woodworkers have just run out of things to write about? Now that is silly. But why …Source

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Lowboy and excavator

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Lowboy and excavatorThe semi and lowboy were constructed a few years ago with the intent of building a dozer or excavator to pair with it. This past January I started fabricating the track section for the Toys and Joys excavator. The track pads are cherry with the rest of the excavator being white hard maple. My 60 year old Rockwell bandsaw and my scrollsaw got a workout on this piece. As hard as maple is, I like using it on these because the cut edge stays so crisp. I enjoy working on these, and the favorite model I have made is generally the one I am working on at the time.



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Offcuts Cheeseboard prize for the Boys&Girls Club competition day.

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Offcuts Cheeseboard prize for the Boys&Girls Club competition day. Offcuts Cheeseboard prize for the Boys&Girls Club competition day.My wife is the head gymnastics coach who is organizing the club competition, so as a fund raiser, my stash of wooden toys was raided plus a requested Cheeseboard..Just goes to show, no scrap timber in my shed, just offcuts awaiting a project!The board is about 11 x 7 with 3 coats of well rubbed in raw coconut oil which has come up pretty well.It all helps the community club.



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Workbench for a small space.

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Workbench for a small space. New work bench of reclaimed lumber.
Base is mortise and tenon construction . Used 4×4 pine dunnage that I was given. Finished about 3-1/2ish once the twists and bows were milled out. The top is fabricated from salvaged oak joists – 3+ x 10+ x about 12' long.the oak and some fir timber's, I bought from a salvage company for $1.25 bf. The tool tray lifts out, for emptying shavings, debris etc and provides an option to fill gap to make a full top if ,as some have suggested, I tire of the tool tray becoming a catch all. Distance from the front edge to the front of the tool tray is 18. Tool tray is about 6 .
Still need to add leather to the leg vise. Have provision built in for a removable dead man. I have a Wilton quick release vise that I may install as a tail vise in the future.The top lifts off, if I ever need to move the bench.



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