The Woodshop Shed

Not Much 1 - but Useful

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I was thinking of getting a 3D printer to make all sorts of devices to organize my “shop” – then I though – I can make it from wood – why do it in Plastic? needed to hand my Incra 6” T-RULE – and used a corner molding for it – it works just fine

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Cherry Desk

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I made this cherry desk from common boards, they have the best grain. The panels on the sides are bookmatched. I had a board that I wanted to use for the drawer fronts but it wasn't quite wide enough to cover the space so I added an inch on each side and inlaid a strip of ebony to hide the seam. The drawer pulls are ebony. The cracks are filled with black epoxy. The drawer boxes are poplar although I ran low on poplar and had to use some red oak to finish the drawer boxes. The desk has Blum undermount drawer slides and is finished with General Finishes Arm R Seal.

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Not Much 2 - but Useful -Holder for Brown Craft Paper

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I needed this paper close to my MFT and ACS tables when I glue… made it from scrap to be attached to the side rails.
1/4-20 bolts and walnut tape on plywood scraps. The paper roll is 19” and its core is less than 1 inch – didn't see anything ready made for these dimension – anyway it made some scraps useful.

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