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Toy Race Cars
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Dave Polaschek
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Part 4:
Fenders
The fenders can be made from a template, but if you change the wheel size, you'll probably want to adjust the fenders to match the wheels you've ma...
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Part 5:
Assembly
Putting the cars together isn't too complicated, but here is the order I do things in. Your mileage, as they say, may vary. First I get the axles ...
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Part 6:
Overview / background
Note, this should have been first, but Craftisian doesn't have a good way to go back and add a new entry out of order, as far as I can tell. [Imag...
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Wegner Dolphin Chair
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Ross Leidy
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Part 2:
Router templates
The original design had a notch on the front leg under the seat that was a stop for the folding chair. Since that notch would serve no purpose in...
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Part 3:
Lumber Prep
Last year I got a good deal on Marketplace for an assorted stack of white oak planks. I used some of it on the hot tub chair, and will use it on t...
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Part 4:
Shaping the Main Parts
I'm no stranger to using router templates for flush trimming, but I white-knuckled it with these chair parts. The long curves meant the grain dire...
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How it's made
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Dutchy
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Part 9:
Indexing JIG
Below pictures from a simple indexing jig for use on a drill press table. [09 Indexing Jig v3.jpg][09 Indexing Jig v3 (2).jpg]
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Part 10:
Cylinder with a hole
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Part 11:
Hinge
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1951 Ford Pick up
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Aussie Larks
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Part 1:
Staining & construction
So after weeks and weeks of construction work I commenced staining. Two years ago I read a very interesting book on timber finishes. One of the a...
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Part 2:
Construction
[IMG_2514.JPG] This photo shows the bumper and a good clear view of the tray in the back of the pick up. Stay tuned and I'll provide more photos a...
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Part 3:
Model Ford pick up 1951
About three years ago I bought myself a set of plans for the 1951 Ford Pick up from Toys and Joys. The plans sat untouched for a long while. In Sep...
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OooooKaaaay
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Carey Mitchell
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Part 1:
Somebody Needs Assistance
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Indian Pallet timber Credenza
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RobsCastle
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Part 6:
More Nail and Knot work. Face Profiling and Whisker removal
I actually had a crack at a good day for a change. So first up was completing the nail hole plugging, and being a good Boy Scout testing if it was ...
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Part 7:
Anybody built Face Frame Items using inset Euro hinges?
I went shopping for two sets of European Hinges for the Credenza I found a huge section dedicated to Euro hinges. [66 Euros all in a row 2.JPG] I f...
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Part 8:
while waiting to decide what to do about my Euro hinges
You may have seen the Plywood off cuts I collected from CFI Industries [IMG_7217.JPG] Well I cut them up even smaller, or at least the 4mm sheet...
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Just for Fun
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littlecope
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Part 5:
Not Exactly for Fun...
This Woodworking that we do... Sometimes, I've posted my Work on Facebook: Finished Work, Project Progress... I have even tried to "Blog" a coup...
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Part 6:
Wrap it Up...
This commissioned Gift Box was all-together after "Just for Fun #5"... [20251108_111111.jpg] After making sure that the inside "Riser" was remov...
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Part 7:
Make Something!
Haven't had a boatload of inspiration lately, so even the simplest of projects is welcomed... This Project started at my Desk... Pens and pencil...
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Overlay Panels for a Car Project
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Steve Rasmussen
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Part 27:
Bed Cover
Progress continues, but at a slower pace. Both Michael and I have other commitments which adjust priorities. Luckily, it looks like we’ll both be r...
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Part 28:
More Panel Fitting & Trimming
During my trip to fit the bed cover frame I also do another check on the fit of the wood panels. [image.png] The panels do not conform perfectly ...
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Part 29:
Bed Floor
Another wood project for the truck is a wood floor for the bed. I want to have straps and planks much like the bed floors of older trucks, but with...
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Hints and tips that some may not have heard of.
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LIttleBlackDuck
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Part 52:
Dis_CORD in the workshop.
Boys and Girls, It seems I was proactive in the past and taken copies of some of my past LJ BS posts and unfortunately for you poor wretches, thi...
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Part 53:
Dust extraction made easy(er) with remote control.
[01.JPG][02.JPG][03.JPG][04.JPG][05.JPG][06.jpg] Boys and Girls, I’ve tried to rationalise with those jerks at LJ about my ban. Not because I ...
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Part 54:
Creating a New Blog Series
Boys and Girls, If I've posted this before, I apologise... If I haven't I apologise for my apology. There may be issues in how to document a seri...
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Craftisian Labs
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Martin Sojka
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Part 11:
Introducing Craftisian Zero & Plus - support the site, lose the ads
If you've ever found the ads a bit much - or wanted to do a little more for this community - now you can. Craftisian Zero - $4/month or $40/year Re...
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Part 12:
Your space, your rules — introducing Blocklist
Craftisian is built around sharing your work and connecting with people who love the craft. Most interactions here are great. But sometimes one per...
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Part 13:
New Craftisian Plus Members page
[Screenshot 2026-05-19 at 22.05.16.jpg] I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who has subscribed to Craftisian Plus or Zero. As a small toke...
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