Show off your wood working skills.

Central Oregon driftwood, fir?



new beach walking stick, about 45 min. with a cheap, Chinese, beach lose-worthy, always-rusting-but-somehow-remains-sharp, pocket knife


Happy Trails!

 

Farm house table and benches i have been workin on for the last couple weeks

 

A truck I made for my great nephew.

 

Yeah 2 pieces. On the table saw with the blade set 1/8 inch high and turn your miter gauge to 15 degrees and start making cuts every 3/8 to 1/2 inch apart 24 in all just for one half of a wheel. Then you have to do the same with the other half except your miter gauge is set at 15 degrees the opposite direction.

 

Thanks

 

Thanks. Looks like some talented people. I'll have to take a good look at it when I get a chance.

 

did a floating shelf this past week, and to get a little creative to make everything line up more or less flush since I don't have a table saw, the back piece just screws into the wall and it has 2 10.5" 2x4's turned "short ways" in for the shelf to sit on
and then when I got it lined up I just put 2 screws through the front board into the internal 2x4s

 

I'm a wood turner. A couple of the pens I've made.
There's no money in it..... but it's cheaper than therapy!



White and Gold Truestone Diagonal cut Zebrawood