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Modern Computer Desk
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Ron Stewart
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Part 9:
Applying the finish
2/8/2026 Note: I originally posted this blog on LumberJocks back in April 2017. I m re-posting it here so I can eventually remove it from there. W...
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Part 10:
Final touches: drawer knobs and legs
2/8/2026 Note: I originally posted this blog on LumberJocks back in April 2017. I m re-posting it here so I can eventually remove it from there. F...
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Part 11:
Addendum: Modem/Router Shelf
2/8/2026 Note: I originally posted this blog on LumberJocks back in April 2017. I m re-posting it here so I can eventually remove it from there. W...
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Another Floor Lamp
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Ross Leidy
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Part 7:
Shaping the Base
With the base glue-up completed, I placed the staves on it see how they looked together. That thing is looking way too thick. Maybe it will look ...
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Part 8:
Connecting Some Dots
The staves required a dowel hole on the bottom to align with the corresponding holes in the base. These will not be glued joints. Instead, I'll ...
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Part 9:
Progress on the Wiring Path
Picking up where I left off in the last installment, I was not happy with the protruding top part of the triangular core. It was just sticking out...
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Mystery by Design Skool
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Kel Snake
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Part 1:
Wanna Join a Mystery School for Woodworking?
Hey folks, It’s been a minute since I last said hello, so I thought I’d share a little update on this humble cigar box and the challenge it quietl...
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Floating Serpentine Shelf
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Ron Stewart
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Part 6:
Overall Structure (Odds and Ends)
The overall shelf's structure comprises several elements: • A back panel that is a one-sided torsion box. • Individual shelves that are torsion box...
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Part 7:
Applying the Finish
Unlike most projects, finishing was by far the easiest part of this one. I sanded everything to 280 grit and, in preparation, used every portable ...
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Part 8:
Final Assembly and Installation
Initially, I thought I could assemble the entire shelf in the garage, and that my wife and I could move it into the study. As my wife is happy to t...
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Hints and tips that some may not have heard of.
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LIttleBlackDuck
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Part 50:
Crank Up your Tracks.
Boys and Girls, This is another of my “Operational Tips” posted on LJ, that I managed to drag across a while back before the ban. May be of som...
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Part 51:
Glass Jars for those recalcitrant chems.
Boys and Girls, Another “Operational tip” posted on LJ and copied before my ban. Being a cask-o-vino drinker, I’m surprised I managed to learn ...
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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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Overlay Panels for a Car Project
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Steve Rasmussen
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Part 24:
Bed Side Panels
The final panels to build go on the sides of the bed over the fenders. Way back in Part #3 I made templates for these panels. [image.png] At tha...
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Part 25:
More panel prep
[image.png] It’s time for a visual treat. Each round trip to see Michael takes 3 ½ to 4 hours driving. That plus 2 to 3 hours at his shop makes it...
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Part 26:
Catching Up
This is a long overdue update. The project progresses, but the conversion takes a break while Michael’s main business ramps up for the holidays. He...
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George Nelson Sunburst Clock
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Ross Leidy
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Part 6:
Some Touch-ups
Before I can apply finished, I need to take care of a couple things - address the gap in the hub veneer and plug the holes in the end of the spikes...
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Part 7:
"Look, Ma. Hands."
In keeping with the all-wood theme, I thought I'd see if I could make the wood hands as well. To mimic the black hands of the original, I found j...
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Part 8:
Time's Up
With a bit of finish, the clock will be complete and ready for use. For the hub, I wanted to retain the whiteness of the holly, so I finished it w...
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Just for Fun
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littlecope
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Part 4:
A Box for Chess Men
With the Wood for the sides of this Chess Set chosen and milled, sizing the sides was done first... [20251027_102831.jpg] When making a size-spe...
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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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A Frankenchair
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Ross Leidy
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Part 8:
Mounting Hardware
I've been kicking around ideas on how to fasten the chair shell to the stretchers, and I think I have the front mounting worked out. The shell do...
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Part 9:
Stretcher Shaping
I used a 3/8" radius round over bit to shape the stretchers. To avoid tear-out where cutting (nearly) end grain in some areas, I made multiple pas...
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Part 10:
Glue-up and Fastening the Shell
Glue-up was simple enough - a couple strap clamps and one bar clamp over cork pads to pull the joints tight for the back stretcher. [20251023-IMG...
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How it's made
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Dutchy
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Part 7:
Engine and hood
Below pictures of the way how I make a front engine with a integrated hood. [07 Engine v7 1.jpg][07 Engine v7 (2).jpg][07 Engine v7 (3).jpg]
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Part 8:
A Proppeler
Below pictures of the way how I made a propeller. [08 Propeller 01.jpg][08 Propeller v4 (2).jpg][08 Propeller v4 (3).jpg][08 Propeller v4 (4).jpg]
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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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