BOX JOINT JIG I thought I would go over how I built my box joint jig since at least 3 of my future projects use this particular device (treasure chest, beehive boxes, drawers, etc). It was a simple project that has helped me on numerous occasions and provides a strong joint that looks like you … Continue reading
I mentioned in my “acrylic pen #2” post that I was in the process of completing four sets of blanks for a friend at work. I gave him the deal of a century since I am not used to turning acrylics and I just wanted to get as much experience as possible without having to … Continue reading
Here is how I completed my first bowl, which was made from two flat boards (Bowl From Board). Tools needed: Ruler, Compass, Protractor Bandsaw Simple Disc Sander – Tutorial HERE Faceplate & Faceplate Centering jig – Tutorial HERE Lathe, tools, sandpaper and finish Step 1 – Get Two Boards Both of my boards are about 6” … Continue reading
I had a pen crack during the assembly process, which makes it fail number two in my young turning career. The first time was assembling my first pen ever – a spalted blank for a slimline pen. That one did not hurt as much as the latest fail, as this time it was a better … Continue reading
Spent some time turning Bottle Stoppers! Next up on the Turn List???? Continue reading
When making counters, cutting boards, cribs and other various projects, there are always cut offs of perfectly good wood. The problem is that that “good” wood is too short to use on future projects. Regardless, I usually keep all those scraps in a tin can at the corner of my garage because I cant stomach … Continue reading
One of the projects I have been working on is a cherry baby crib for my wife who is due in two months. I am in the finishing process and only have 2 sides more to complete. Before I really got into wood working, I used to stain all of my projects and would slop … Continue reading
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