Clock & More
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Finished another quick clock nothing new except I needed lighter hands so spray painted the hands silver rather than white. The burl really popped with the poly on it.The last pick, however, brings me the most pride. Inspired to do better by fellow LJs, I went out and bought a new saw for my miter box. Man, the other blade was so old and dull. I decided to cut out future clock frames. I worked really slowly and carefully. The joints are the best I've ever done. Perfect? No. Did I employ a trick or two I read online. Sure. But I'm actually proud of these joints. I'll probably still glue on my cheats, but because I like the look, not because I'm covering anything shoddy.
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No Flip Jointer/Planer
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Tool: MP160 Jointer Planer Shop Now Manufacturer: Wood-Mizer MSRP: $4995 Wood-Mizer has started developing standalone woodworking machinery. This combo jointer/planer caught our eye because it does both operations without flipping the jointer beds up or otherwise adjusting the machine …Source
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Toaster Tongs
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Toaster Tongs, about 12” long x 3/4” x 1-1/8”. Made from Cherry, Maple with Wenge and Oak highlights. Milled the cherry down to 3/16” thickness and routed a fuller with a rounded box bit on both sides of stock. Glued up the middle of maple and Wenge in a long strip, sanded then cut to length. Some ends were rounded before assembly. After assembly drill for a 1/4” oak dowel to have a cross grain fastening. 1/8” round over on all exposed edges. Drilled for small maginet. Sanded to 220 and finished with Butcher Block Oil.Another set of Christmas gifts.Thanks to Jim J and Pottz for the idea.Thanks for looking
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Myth-Busting the Meaning of Yakisugi
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It isn't called shou sugi ban, nor is every charred workpiece in a project called yakisugi. It's simply a charred finish with its origins in Japan. An important lesson I learned during my five-year military enlistment was the concept of …Source
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Musical Jewelry Box for Granddaughter
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I haven't done any chip carving in awhile so figured I'd make a box but couldn't decide as to what kind of box I could make since no one really wanted anything. Then it dawned on me, my now 2-month old granddaughter needs a music box like her mother. After some thought, I chose to add a ballerina this time and decided to mimic the jewelry box picture on the site I purchased the movement from.It's made of Bolivian Rosewood, Birdseye Maple, Walnut, and Basswood. The wife drew the roses for me then I carved and painted them. The ring holders on the inside are handmade from fabric I purchased from Joann's.
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