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I made reference to this project a couple of weeks ago in another post. It’s a small gift I made for someone I consider to be a very close friend, even though we’ve only known each other a matter of months. I’ve kept it a secret until now just in case she happened to stumble … Continue reading Hand-Picked Box →
I aim to do a little more on the router table, later today. Provided that my new bandsaw blades arrive in time and, of course, that I don’t get talked in to doing some other DIY-type job! š It looks like it might rain today though… š I won’t have much time (if any) to … Continue reading French Door Design →
As Iām sure youāve guessed simply from reading the title of this post, the third instalment of the Picket Planters series is now live on YouTube. Now, itās time to get busy doing some āmore interestingā work on this project. You get to see the jigs I made to do the round-topping and how the … Continue reading Picket Planters (Part 3) →
I haven’t had much of a chance to write anything new since my previous post so, I thought some of you may find this interesting… (Apologies if I’m wrong – normally wood-related witterings to resume shortly!): The stats helper monkeys at WordPress.com mulled over how this blog did in 2010, and here’s a high level … Continue reading 2010 in Review →
In part one, you saw how the box was constructed and the ‘minor‘ flaw, which effected the outcome on a larger scale. Now, I’d like to take a look at creating the veneered panels, assembling the box and finishing.
Just a brief note on the dawn of a new week, right now, to say that I’ve just finished uploading a brand new video to my YouTube channel (you can also view it in this post, below). I actually filmed this several weeks ago, when I needed to cut some 2mm oak veneers (9in deep!) … Continue reading New Bandsaw Video! →
As mentioned in a recent post, Ian John is back in business trading under the name of Tuff Saws. I’ve been happily using a Ā½”x4tpi thin-kerf blade since December but today’s post is all about a “Fastcut” from the Supertuff range. I’ve been eager to try this one out since it arrived and, today, I … Continue reading Supertuff “Fastcut” Bandsaw Blades →