Wood Lathe Tools For Burning Rings (ep70)
Not too long ago I finally got my wood lathe I wanted. I have been feverishly turning like some mad scientist. One thing that seemed to grab my attention is how a couple accent grooves
Not too long ago I finally got my wood lathe I wanted. I have been feverishly turning like some mad scientist. One thing that seemed to grab my attention is how a couple accent grooves
This walnut and spalted maple keepsake box is a project I had been putting off for some time. It seems we all have those “when I get around to it” projects. Although, that is one
Cutting dados and grooves in wood can be tricky sometimes. Especially when you have 2 or more that need to be evenly spaced apart; even more so when the material you are using is big
Being able to make accurate tenons as well as structural splines for mitered joints was the reason behind this build. Another reason was to be able to do these joints without buying expensive factory made
Making a brick wall from styrofoam is really easy to do. It is perfect for Halloween displays, haunted houses or movie and theater sets. Or maybe your son or daughter just wants a medieval themed play area.
I am in the process of making a Harbor Freight hardware organizer to house their 20 Bin Parts Storage Cases (Item#93928) and the large 8 bin organizers (Item#93927). I was having trouble finding a good
A TV lift cabinet is a pretty cool concept to me. Making this TV cabinet was a fun experience for sure. It’s mostly solid wood construction aside from the drawer bottoms, back & door panels. The
The table saw sled is one of the most useful jigs you can make for your shop. The sled I designed last year has served me really well for getting accurate and repeatable cuts. Not to
Get all the cabinets and drawers you want in the world, but if each is a catch-all or “junk drawer”, you are not officially organized. Hanging out in my friend Jay’s shop I see everything
If you are into woodworking or DIY for long enough, eventually you will be faced with making drawers. Over the years I have heard from some beginning woodworkers as well as some seasoned woodworkers about having