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Cribbage Boards & Methodist Plaque - [image: Cribbage Boards & Methodist Plaque] Here are some items that I made for a fundraiser at church last weekend. The Lead South Dakota cribbage board...
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Help out a new woodworker - Hello to all lumberjocks! As the title says, I am pretty new to woodworking. I have a lot of questions about techniques, tools, and ideas for projects. I...
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STL 53: Bitchin' Block Rabbet Planes - [image: STL 53: Bitchin' Block Rabbet Planes] Posted by FineWoodworkingEditors Block plane debates, the merits of flocking boxes, reclaimed lumber, and more!13 hours ago
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grasping... - Anaxagoras contemplates the UniverseIn discussing the mind, we come to the best understanding of it through the use of metaphor and analogy. When we descri...
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Link of the week - Apollo Guitars One of the things Canada is known for is its beautiful timber from the boundless forests found across the country. Surrounded by all of that...16 hours ago
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The Greatest Birthday Present / Bonus in History - [image: The Greatest Birthday Present / Bonus in History] I feel guilty posting the backstory on this, but the story needs to be told. I just started int...
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Just want it to be done - One year ago Jim Tolpin and I were axehandles and elbows in final edit mode for our manuscript BH&E (By Hand & Eye). I was struck by how much work is invo...1 week ago
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i can see clearly now - i'm a firm believer in getting all the light you can into a house in vermont. the upside of that is you get to see out good too. this client called me ...
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Stumpy Nubs … A cool video… - I often do get a kick out of Stumpys “antics” and he does come up with some pretty ingenious woodworking projects and advice. In this video he “Explores ” ...1 week ago
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More about skinny saws - Is a thinner kerf saw more accurate? Does that make a skinny saw better? After all, we associate thin with accurate, such as thin pencil lines or thin grad...1 week ago
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Building and Finishing a Step Stool - Part 3 with a GREAT OFFER - This is the design I put on my stool to make it extra special. I used a stencil from Muddaritaville which was provided to me at no cost, in exchange for tr...
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New Stuff..... - Hi Folks A long overdue blog update! My apologies for this, if I'm not blogging its because I'm making lots of planes :) I have lots of news which I'll blog...
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Thoughts on ‘Making is connecting’ - Making even quite simple things, is a political act - it is important! It is a counter to “sit-back-and-be-told” culture. Making things is demanding, in th...1 month ago
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2013 – The Lost Year - It is pretty easy to say that 2013 was a bit of a lost year. I only blogged twice last year and that was somewhat indicative of the amount of progress I ma...1 month ago
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I have officially moved - After writing blog posts here for more than four years, this is my last one with Blogger. For more than six months I have been writing blog entries at my...
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Entertainment Console - Design Phase - Sometime last year, Sylvia and I were having dinner at my friend Ken's place. He'd recently got a copy of The House That Sam Built. Sam is one of my favo...
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Small Ball & Claw Table - Lets face it 99% of woodworking is just working with straight timber and 90 degree joints. Being able to work with compound curves and even a little carvin...1 year ago
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Frankenstein’s Dust Port - Stop laughing, it works. I mentioned last time that I would cover the dust collection for my planer as a separate item, and now you understand why. First, ...1 year ago
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Blues Friday… Friday Blues… - The sun was out, it was a beautiful warm spring day. There were guys flying signs at Ross Island, and Kirk was at the Hawthorne trolling, so I decided to g...1 year ago
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I'm Not Dead - About three years ago I finished my last oud. Six years of tedious "workmanship of risk" can get to you. I burned out. I also found that I neglected impo...
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A large bookshelf for a large number of books - It has been a while since I last posted on my blog, but there has still been woodworking going on in my shop. My latest project is a large bookshelf for m...2 years ago
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All Stoned Up - Achew!! Excuse me… sorry, but the dust on this blog is thick. Not wood dust unfortunately, but the normal kind of dust (i.e. mostly Soylent Green). I’ve be...2 years ago
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Crown molding for my dining room - the design process - *Incomplete. My next project will be adding unique crown molding to my dining room. I took the old crown molding down a few years ago and never completed ...
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Workbench Project: Done! - This winter was a fairly productive one for me because I completed two major projects: a doll wardrobe and (drum roll, please) my new workbench. This wor...3 years ago
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