WOA. (Wood hoarders Anonymous)
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(from Lumberjocks.com)
 I have a problem, I have tried for over 20 years, and, I can't solve it on my own. I have been told admitting you have a problem is the first step..I hoard wood, I would keep just about any hard wood, some pine, basically just about any wood was put in the bucket..So I thought if I refuse to use the buckets (3 total) I would keep my someday wood, and build a single location that once full I would have to toss what ever was least useable.I choose to store these scraps vertically for two reasons, I can see everything I have, and the length of each piece.I came into some crating plywood from one of my laser installs, and voila I had a plan. I can put my peg board and plexiglass in the center, plywood scraps under 48 inches one one side and my offcuts of hardwood only of usable sizes on the other.I did throw away some good pine scraps but all in all I am happy with how this idea has worked out. It's nice to have it mobile, it will allow me to use more of my shop. I am vowing to only keep the offcuts that fit on my cart. No more buckets.
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Walnut Flower Bud Vase
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(from Lumberjocks.com)
 My project started with a live edge walnut slab I got cheep at a flea market. I used part of the slab and made it into 8 flower bud vases as Christmas gifts for my workers at the office.
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Rustic Wheelbarrow
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(from Lumberjocks.com)
 A rustic wheelbarrow for potted plants in the front yard. Cedar fence boards and a couple of 2 X 4's. Plans, wheel and wheel brackets from www.bygoneworkshop.com. Tried my hand at some copper smithing to make the leg caps hoping to thwart ground termites attacking the legs. It's off to the paint department (aka my wife) for a rustic weathered look.
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A Practical Shop Cabinet
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(from Popularwoodworking.com)
Easily organize, store and transport all your small woodworking accessories with this clever cabinet and inexpensive plastic tackle boxes - instead of drawers. One of my favorite things to do when I have free time is to tinker around …Source
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