Any woodworkers?

A zero clearance insert is a must to prevent/minimize chipping and splintering.

 

Nice work. Love the table.

 

I like the contemporary dutchman.

 

A few things I've done over the years. This is a hobby for me. Everything you see was done for friends and family.



Three Laminate counters with bent lamination maple or oak edge.


Cabinet and counter.


Pine tongue & groove basement ceiling.

Cabinets and shelves made from maple plywood and solid maple.

Display case made from solid oak and oak plywood.


Pine dresser.


Tiger maple simple bed design (the guy wanted it made low to accommodate his basset hounds).

Walnut with cherry panels

Walnut with sycamore panels.

Quarter sawn white oak globe stand.


Cherry cradle.


Maple and walnut marble drop toy.


Maple "Learn to Count" toy.

Maple, purpleheart and walnut monster truck.

 

maybe try cutting a score line with a razor blade along the cut line then cutting the desired length on the opposite side. Or try doing one thin at a certain depth on one side then flip it over and cut the line exactly so it doesnt chip out if that makes sense. Are you using a table or an electric hand saw?

 

Hey y'all! I just found this thread and glad I did. I build custom cabinets FT and have my own small scale shop as well here in north ATX Here's something I finished late last night for a customer. Figured black claro walnut and canarywood chef's board

 

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good work!

 

Thanks man! Looks like I'll be spending some time on this thread. I have a bunch if projects ide like to share l. My personal I've been putting out several live edge peices. For anyone interested my Instagram is @cjsconcepts

 

Check Check out this local texas spalted pecan coffee table I did I got a bookmatched pair. The void filler is imported Egyptian blue sand and epoxy

 

yes sir apply to fill deeper voids to fully seal it to about 1/4 " below surface let it set up then add the blue filler because expensive,then fill over top of that and same deal set up sand an continue project

 

Is this just any old epoxy or something special for this purpose?

 

I would assume its the same just different strengths and how clear and clean it comes out varied by price

 

Detail of a box. Beetle killed pine, white oak, Chinese juniper.

 

That's cool