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Easy handles for a sliding doors

AsaC, member | February 24th, 20137 comments

I like sliding doors and lids, partly because I get to make this nice handle in one simple step on the tablesaw.

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Make an Outdoor Slab Bench

jtetreault, member | April 9th, 20122 comments

A simple design that will last for years

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Pine Blanket Chest Completion

KellyJDunton, member | February 6th, 2012

Blanket chest gets feet and top

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Friendship boxes were once exchanged by kids at elite east coast summer camps as remembrances of friendships formed that the kids hoped would last forever. This is the evolved version of a friendship box made and exchanged among the first, 2nd and 3rd grade students at Clear Spring School

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A Small Stool for a Tiny Girl

KellyJDunton, member | October 20th, 20113 comments

A weekend project with minimal tools

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Make a Bench from a Board

jtetreault, member | October 17th, 201111 comments

A nice clear pine board turns into a useful bench.

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How to Set Wood Sap

Ed_Pirnik, member | October 14th, 201123 comments

Learn how to deal with sappy pine boards using a common kitchen item!

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Not so fine woodworking

KellyJDunton, member | June 2nd, 20113 comments

Some times less then fine wood working projects are necessary.

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Hardwood selector is free and fantastic

AsaC, member | November 30th, 20106 comments

The Hardwood Manufacturers Association has a free, easy-to-use wood selector online, with all the info a woodworker needs, including working properties, design ideas, and images of each wood with various finishes on it.

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Build a Ryczka: Part One

Stephany, member | September 3rd, 20101 comment

This step stool is an ideal first project for new woodworkers, and a Polish family favorite. Part Two will include a plan to download and step-by-step building instructions.

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Materials, Colors, and Textures 3

Killenwood, member | June 19th, 2010

This is the third entry of a series on Materials, Colors and Textures. The first two blog entries covered the easy application of colors. This entry moves on to the application of wood grain finish...

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Old Growth Pine Coffee Table

jtetreault, member | January 25th, 20105 comments

Made from reclaimed Pine floor joists and sub-flooring. Mortise and tenon construction with Chestnut wedges.

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Working with reclaimed lumber, part 4

MKenney, member | September 28th, 20093 comments

The box I've been working on is finally done. Take a look at how it turned out.

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Working with reclaimed lumber, part 3

MKenney, member | September 18th, 20094 comments

Construction the box and trays is done. See how I made all of the small parts for the trays, and get a preview of my latest shooting board.

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Working with reclaimed lumber, part 2

MKenney, member | September 11th, 20093 comments

I've made the box and the first tray. Watch the tray float down into the box.

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Working with reclaimed lumber

MKenney, member | September 2nd, 200912 comments

Follow along as I make a box using lumber reclaimed from a stud in my 100 year old house.

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My $15.00 Shaving Horse

mvflaim, member | August 3rd, 20096 comments

Making a shaving horse doesn't have to be an expensive or time consuming project.

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Flexibility with Cross Sections

Killenwood, member | July 17th, 2009

I don't use a lot of cross-sections in my design documents, but occasionally I find them extremely effective. They are particularly useful where it is difficult, with normal visualizations, to see...

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