Any woodworkers?

I agree with these prices though I’d drop the price of the radial arm saw to more like $125, around my area they don’t sell well

 

Years ago (2008?) I had lots of help from a family member, but I did a fair share of work to make this desk and this table. The bottom half of the desk was painted last year by my SIL who likes painting. I did the stains and finishes on these.

More recently I decided to build an above ground pond from extra pallets. This I did entirely on my own. Its not finished yet, but this is a decent in progress shot.

 

Tamar is cool you will dig her. She has a mind for jigs, and making a limited selection of tools do big things. Very cool lady, and a good Mom.

 

Nice! The stain looks good!

 

I like the New Brit Workshop , Dave Stanton and Frank Howarth , check them out

Frank Howarth's bamboo turned Death Star is insane

https://youtu.be/7AgD5NUzyOE

 

I mostly watch J Kat, Tamar, Bourbon Moth as well as Four Eyes and Keith Johnson (might be my fav.):

Keith Johnson Woodworking
https://www.youtube.com/c/KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking?app=desktop

Four Eyes Furniture
https://www.youtube.com/c/ChrisSalomone1

 

That was incredibly awesome!!

 

Yeah, aesthetically I like their Mid Century Modern designs but not necessarily for me. I still find the channel entertaining and you can pick up a tip or two here and there.

I forgot to mention Stumpy Nubs. He has some good info and tips as well.

 

Thanks Will.

 

I do like Tamar. Watched a few of her videos yesterday.

 

I'm not a professional woodworker but I've done a few things here and there. This was one of my school projects...

 

Squirt! You're so handy!

Where did you come from? Have you been here all along and I didn't notice?

 

I probably should, but I don't really know all the style terminology well. Can you show me with pics what kind of mid century modern you aesthetically like vs. what styles you prefer to make/have?

 

Hey Ms. Mollie

First post in this joint. I have a few other small things but nothing amazing. It really helps that my dads a carpenter cuz I always have plenty of tools to choose from and can pick his brain on stuff

 

Brilliant! I need someone with a shop around me who will let me play around and practice.

 

I wouldn't really call it a shop as in organized and setup for working. I would call it more of a garage with tools in it and you have to go on a scavenger hunt to find what you need.

I know how you did some concrete work a little bit ago and we also have some concrete finishing stuff like trowels and such. We even have my grandpa's really old concrete trowel machine. That's one of my other projects to get running again. Once I get it going it'll be for sale

 

Theres a few pros in here, but i think most of us arent lots good work in here regardless

 

My wife and father in law own a wood working business. They work their butts off and can be a struggle some time. They make fantastic custom stuff. Any small business help would be much appreciated.

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