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Fixing my miscut, dovetailed rail
7 commentsWorking through a mistake while building the Shaker side table from FWW 210.
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The 3 Hour Cabinet
18 commentsSometimes utility trumps ultimate beauty. Learn how to build a cupboard with a deliberate effort to not clean up machine marks and put it right to work.
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A Dedicated Sharpening Bench - part 7 - The Glue-up
12 commentsContinue along with author Tom Fidgen as he builds a dedicated sharpening bench.
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A Dedicated Sharpening Bench- Part 3 : Hand-Cut Joinery
2 commentsContinue on with author Tom Fidgen as he builds a dedicated sharpening bench.
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A Dedicated Sharpening Bench- part 1
23 commentsFollow along with author Tom Fidgen as he builds a dedicated sharpening bench.
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skinny legs and all
5 commentsI designed and built this small side table over the past winter, it's main body is Ash. A log that my wife and I literally stumbled over a few years back on the shore of Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, Canada. I had a freind with a bandsaw mill rip it down and left it to air dry for three years. The drawer fronts are made from Angelique, again another 'sea-faring' wood species...This was reclaimed from an old barge that sat in Marthas Vineyard for the better part of 100 years! This table was completely made by hand using only hand tools. The finish is Tried and True oil/varnish mix. Reclaimed wood, no power tools used and a food grade all natural oil for finish...what could be any greener than that? Cheers! www.tomfidgen.blogspot.com
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