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Laser Veneer Parquetry Panel, start to finish
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SplinterGroup
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Part 1:
Fun and Easy!
I've done a previous blog on a similar item, but this time I'm including the design process for those of you who are interested. Making another pa...
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Mobile Sewing Thread Storage Rack
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Ron Stewart
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Part 9:
Building the Triangular Support Brace
[02.07 Design - Cart Details.jpg] The support brace is a large open triangle that connects the cart’s base and rear panel. The top of the brace ...
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Part 10:
Finishing and Final Assembly
[12.13 - Finish and Assembly - Finished Rack.jpg] With the brace finished, the rack was almost ready to assemble. I started by adding the top cap...
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Part 11:
Stabilizing the Rack, and Making Some Final Tweaks
[13.03 Fixes - Base Weight Rebar in Base.jpg] When I brought the assembled rack inside, I was pleased to see that it was quite stable when the...
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How I Sharpen
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HokieKen
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Part 4:
V Tool - Part 2
I intended to do this all in one entry but I ran into a bit of a dilemma. The tool I'm working with is an Ashley Iles 60 degree, 1/2" inch tool wi...
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Part 5:
A Hook Knife for Spoon Carving
This one isn't exactly on sharpening but it does have to do with using abrasives on a tool blade so I thought I'd throw it in here. This is a copy...
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Part 6:
Knives with Power Sharpener
Haven't had a chance to get back to carving tools but I had a couple pocket knives that needed a refresh this weekend so I thought it would be wort...
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Shop Dust Collection
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Earl
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Part 1:
PVC Dust Collection System for a Supercell
Rather than drag the 4" hose around from machine to machine for my Oneida Supercell I decided to install a 4" PVC dust collection system. The 4" h...
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Making Another Shop
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Earl
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Part 1:
Better Late Than Never to Start a Blog
I've been AWOL for almost a year. Like a lot of other folks, I migrated over here from the other wood working forum a year or so back. About the...
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Part 2:
Finish Details
I'm going to start off by admitting I'm guilty of procrastinating on getting this posted. I kept telling thinking of one more thing that I wanted ...
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A Pair of Side Tables
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SplinterGroup
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Part 7:
The Fumigator
Ok. Here is the primary reason I'm building these side tables. Plans were to keep the tables stupid-simple to avoid any drama. I violated my goal ...
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Part 8:
It takes some steel nuts to do this.
[IMG_9043.jpeg] Best laid plans..... Anyhoo, busy weekend with car work so I couldn't get as far as intended (finish applied), but wait, there's m...
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Part 9:
This is the End.
Apologies to the Doors! [IMG_0165.jpeg] Finally the finish has been sprayed. Base coat is Mohawk vinyl sealer, top coat satin pre-cat lacquer. Pr...
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VW Logo Blank
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Steve Rasmussen
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Part 6:
Outer Ring Blanks
The outer ring is made up of 4 blanks. The first one is shown below. [image.png] The blank is a rectangle in cross section with a trough cut do...
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Part 7:
Fitting the Outer Ring Blanks
I had put steps on each side of the outer ring blanks. These steps were to be used to have a reference surface parallel to the trough axis. But af...
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Part 8:
Final Turning
This last step is pretty straightforward – especially compared to the previous steps. I just need to get a cylinder that looks good. First I d...
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Parquetry in a Stained Glass Pattern
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Ross Leidy
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Part 9:
Glue-up
I just had a few steps to get the panel ready for glue-up. Finishing the border: [20240413-IMG_9024.jpg] [20240413-IMG_9031.jpg] Applying the ...
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Part 10:
Hot off the Press
After 4.5 hrs in the press, this is what greeted me when I pulled-out the panel. At first I thought the ripples were the result of too much glue, ...
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Part 11:
Wrap-up
The panel is done, but since it is a piece of another project, the final panel photos are a bit anti-climactic. The panel received a couple coats...
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Sliding Modular Display Shelf
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Ron Stewart
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Part 7:
Building the Mounting Bracket and Attaching the Drawer Slides
[03.05 Design - Mounting Bracket.jpg] Theoretically, I could mount the drawer slides directly to the wall above and below the breaker box and attac...
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Part 8:
Adding a Stiffening Brace
When I “finished” the project two months ago, I noticed that the panel face was very slightly concave. Here, I’ve placed a 36” long straight edge ...
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Part 9:
Installation
I installed the shelf in my daughter’s house last week. I knew I had measured, and re-measured the wall and electrical panel the last time I was t...
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Military Retirement Shadowbox
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HokieKen
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Part 5:
Making Progress
When I left off, I had the case members cut, box joints cut and the case dry fit. Next up was the plywood back. I cut it the first piece to lengt...
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Part 6:
Running Down to the Wire... As Usual
Seems like no matter when I start a project it never gets done before it has to... Progress has been slow the past couple weeks. One weekend we h...
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Part 7:
Final Stages
I got the bulk of the work finished up this weekend. I started with a dry fit of the case and then used it to cut the door members to length. The...
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