The Woodshop Shed

Portable Router Table

Furnished content.
(from Lumberjocks.com)


This seems to be the year when I re-visit all my original shop-built fixtures. No more upgrades and modifications to the old, it's time for new. Today's episode: The Portable Router Table. The lower part really didn't change other than sanding and refastening, the tabletop changed significantly. Bigger, with a new insert, t-track and fence system. Measured it's storage spot so that it just fits.

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Gnome Home - Roof & Stump Mount

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(from Lumberjocks.com)


I got a request for a Gnome Roof from a very nice lady that found me on a neighborhood Social Media site. I decided to help her and make her a Gnome Roof for a stump in her yard!The stump is Crepe Myrtle (about 12” D. The trunk was not flat so I had to find a way to cut it flat with the only tool I had… an 8” electric “extend it” pole saw trimmer! I can't believe it work so well on a somewhat hard wood!
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In this photo you can see the slice i cut off on the right.
.I had to come up with a way to make a level cut line around the stump so I made this jig and used my level to make marks all around the trunk. Then I connected the dots!I used my pole saw to make the cutout for the KEY. Lot's of gouging and chiseling! It has to be level sitting in the cavity.
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I made a KEY that mounts on in the center of the trunk. After I set the roof on the KEY a 1/4 turn on the roof and it locks the roof in place.
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She just sent me this night shot! Very nice! She said I'll get updated photos after she get all the village built!

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Chess Table and chairs

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(from Lumberjocks.com)


This week I finished the cherry chair. Completing the set. It has taken 2+ years. But I am done, two chairs, the table and all the pieces. All custom hand made for my self. Feels good to be done.Much of this build was done live on my stream @ Http://www.twitch.tv/Wrenchswoodworks . Sundays 8-10PM EST.

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Cutting Sled for Inlay Strips

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(from Popularwoodworking.com)


This sled allows me to cut the 1/8-in.- wide strips of veneer that I often use for inlays. I can cut strips all day without having to measure or reposition the saw's fence. The sled consists of a 13-in. by …Source

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