Anyone enjoy woodworking?

[jsker]

Hi All...
Here's a blanket chest I built for my wife a Christmas or two ago. All in cherry with a tung oil finish, the inside was sealed with shellac.

I like it!!

Well I waited so long to finish my aquarium stand project that a lot of my oak barn wood rotted from sitting out in the back yard. So we decided on a two tone look and I finally got the project finished up. I’m really happy with it and like the two tone look a lot. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but we have a very modern/rustic decor thing going on in our living room and this ties in nicely.

That is a nice big stand.

I enjoy it but I’m absolutely terrible. Woodworking is a very difficult skill to master.

Great work, nice and clean.

Like everything, you need a little of everything! Knowledge, patience, and the right tools.
Looks great living_tribunal !

Hey, I am impressed. Great work. Am I seeing a laminated wood counter tops?

Amazing! How much for one in jersey lol??

Free delivery, Only if I get @Crabs McJones room

 

[chiefifd]

It took a long time to finally build a few cabinets in my basement workshop! Not perfect, but I like the hard maple look! I even made dovetail drawers, drawers, and doors have self-closing hardware!
All the wood was rough cut, bought locally at a wood-products company.
Glad you like ........

 

[chiefifd]

The lower counter is solid hard maple 7/8", the top counter section are 2x4's glued/laminated. I'm not really happy how the 2x4's came out, might do that part again.

 

[kschweer]

I like it!!

That is a nice big stand.

Great work, nice and clean.

Hey, I am impressed. Great work. Am I seeing a laminated wood counter tops?

Free delivery, Only if I get @Crabs McJones room

Haha it’s all yours!

 

[jsker]

Haha it’s all yours!

 

[Sailingeric]

Had been awhile since I did a pepper mill, thought I would give it a go to see if my turning skills were still there. Made from some scrap maple I had.

 

[kenchilada]

Here’s some of my toys. I’m currently building a stand and canopy, check it out in my build thread. Poplar face frame, inset doors, etc.



Oh and there’s lots more!

 

[a4edwin]

Finished a long await project. African Mahogany door with water glass lights. The molding holding the water glass are egg & dart.

Wow!

 

[chiefifd]

WOW, I look at FESTOOL......& dream! Nice stuff for sure

 

[jsker]

WOW, I look at FESTOOL......& dream! Nice stuff for sure

I did that for years, then finally got the track saw and a vacuum ;Joyful Next is the domino. Worth every penny.

 

[jsker]

Here’s some of my toys. I’m currently building a stand and canopy, check it out in my build thread. Poplar face frame, inset doors, etc.



Oh and there’s lots more!

 

[Sailingeric]

Spalted maple and epoxy cutting board. Made it as a Christmas gift for my bother and his family, they just moved to Maine from Atlanta, so something a little Maine like, I hear they have a few trees there

 

[chiefifd]

Beautiful inlay. I've never tried epoxy to fill in shapes or knots. They should love it!

 

[Steph72]

would this count as woodworking?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/reefer4life/albums/72157651039831102

I definitely think that counts! Great job!

 

[Steph72]

I’m not the best at it by any stretch, but I love anything DIY! This is a finch cage I made from an old nightstand.

 

[chiefifd]

Super nice, intricate woodworking.

 

[KStatefan]

Here’s some of my toys. I’m currently building a stand and canopy, check it out in my build thread. Poplar face frame, inset doors, etc.



Oh and there’s lots more!

I need to get my wife to request me to make something so I could justify purchasing some of those. I need to find another hobby about to be done with my daughters volleyball and swim.

 

[chiefifd]

Yup, my kids are all out the house. The sports days are over for them, and their well out of college!

 

[kenchilada]

I need to get my wife to request me to make something so I could justify purchasing some of those. I need to find another hobby about to be done with my daughters volleyball and swim.

This is what I did. I renovated the kitchen and used half what I saved to buy a bunch of Festool. Every year I buy another couple pieces.

I would start with either the track saw or the Domino. Then a couple sanders. Once you start getting them you won’t like your other tools though. My Kreg jigs feel like trashy Chinese kids toys.

 

[chiefifd]

Definately saves money when you do the work yourself! I've justified many tools that way. But I do like my Kreg Pocket Jig