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Bonnet Top Highboys

rogerlandry, member | June 10th, 20114 comments

Several of you members wanted to see a better view of these 2 highboys I finished for my wife this past April. Making them at the same time was a big time savings. All together, they took about...

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small workbench

spartaman, member | May 11th, 20112 comments

A small workbench for my garage shop. The start of my wet bar I am building. I am a novice woodworker, These are my first projects

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Twin Bonnet Tops

rogerlandry, member | April 15th, 20117 comments

As a woodworking hobbyist in my spare time, I had always wanted to make the highboys in FWW issue #117 from 1996. With the work and detail involved, I figured it would be just as frustrating if...

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Fleeting

Kent_Perdue, member | March 2nd, 20113 comments

Title: Fleeting Dimensions: 54 wide,19 tall, 7.5 deep. Materials: Mahogany, cherry, steel, brass, string This piece is part of a series that represent taking what I have learned and...

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Hanging Tool Cabinet

Odrisan, member | January 21st, 20114 comments

As I've been using hand tools more and more, I found myself storing them all over my shop. Inspired by Henry Studley's famous tool cabinet (but nowhere near as good), and the numerous examples...

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www.woodpasha.com crazy about decorative panels

woodpasha, member | November 9th, 2010

decorative panel wood and metal scraps

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Workbench in beech

Norwegian, member | October 21st, 20102 comments

The workbench is built of beech, but I’ve cheated a bit and bought a 40mm thick beech worktop at IKEA that I have used as a top. I have used two standard Front Vices purchased from Axminster in...

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Creeper

woodworkstoo, member | July 3rd, 2010

Again, looking through my old hard drive, I came across these pictures of a project, done for my Father's birthday. His old creeper (a creeper is what a mechanic uses to slide under cars and...

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outma, member | May 7th, 2010

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Walnut and Cherry Cabinet

Kent_Perdue, member | March 27th, 20102 comments

Small wall mounted cabinet, walnut and cherry. Mounts to wall with french cleat.

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Home of Eakins Fine Woodworks

dave100, member | March 23rd, 201010 comments

We moved to our new house in June 2009. I began construction of my new shop in July and finiished in November 2009. It measures 28 x 40 feet. I wanted space that would allow good organization of...

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Full scale dust collector for 17m2 garage

T_Saarno, member | March 1st, 2010

When my 17m2 garage was covered with sawdust I had had it! A full scale dust collection system needed to be build. After using it now for two years. It was worth to do.

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Outfeed table built from scraps but very useful in the shop

kevmc_Samm, member | March 1st, 20103 comments

Working in the garage means sharing space with cars, lawnmowers, bikes etc.. I needed an outfeed table that I could easily set up when I needed one, and also one that wouldnt...

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Tape Storage

WOOD_FORGE, member | February 22nd, 20103 comments

I had always stored my rolls of tape on pegboard or stacked in a cabinet. After getting tired with restacking or removing all of them to get the first one on the peg, I came up with this design...

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Scraptacular Bin

bricofleur, member | February 17th, 20104 comments

I couldn't resist to share where I keep my cutoffs before they become parts of my projects. Here, even if I used few scraps, I also used a full sheet of 3/4" plywood.

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Christmas 2009

JimFnt, member | December 27th, 20095 comments

Many of the 300,000 Yoshino cherry trees in Macon are reaching maturity. Salvaged neighborhood trees make very nice gifts. This bowl went to a family member. The oak bucket...

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Turned mahogany lamp

woodturner99, member | December 24th, 20091 comment

Mahogany table lamp 18" high x 5" diameter.

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Spa enclosure

PBoudreault, member | November 26th, 2009

My husband made me a wonderful gift of a spa enclosure for my birthday this year. He made it up in his head and transfered the idea into reality right on time! The design is his own as he...

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Ryobi RA2500 Radial Arm Saw

JTDoyle, member | November 19th, 20091 comment

I have a Ryobi RA2500 Radial Arm Saw and have broken the timing belt.It is a Bando synchronous belt 100sl 100 . It has a diameter of 80mm and a width of 25mm. I am unable to purchase this...

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Workshop Cabinet

Leopardwood, member | October 18th, 20094 comments

This cabinet was an experiment in finishes. I wanted to try techniques to make a piece of furniture look old. It was designed to give me more enclosed space for tools. The...

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New Shop

MikeRunning, member | October 14th, 20092 comments

Setting up shop

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Blast Gate Improvement

MyCousinVinny, member | September 10th, 20097 comments

If you use these anoying Plastic gates that do not want to close. Check this out. I cut the corner and faced it down and it clears itself out............

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This is what you can do with your old borken tools make art with them. The frame is made of redwood two by fours, ones that show the inner and outer growth rings. It is about learning your craft well...

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Adjustable Resaw Fence

Kennywho, member | August 4th, 20091 comment

One problem I've noticed with manufactured resaw fences is that they are not tall enough. Also, I've seen other designs of fences that are as tall as the saw will cut. However, the...

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No More Tipping Trim Router

bricofleur, member | July 29th, 20099 comments

Trim routers are great tools, but the base is so narrow that they have the tendancy to tip over when milling edges. While one hand holds the router itself and steers, there is not much room to grab...

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Tool Cabinet

MKetelsen, member | July 24th, 20091 comment

Cherry with spalted maple tool cabinet.

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Walnut Chest on Mahogany Cart

JWPaine, member | June 13th, 20091 comment

Walnut Chest on Roll Around Cart

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shop wall

kcwoodworks, member | June 9th, 20095 comments

Why would I want to win a Saw Stop? So I can stop spending all of my money on tools and start spending it on wood. What would I make? That's on the next wall.

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Stepped Tool Cabinet

rfritz, member | June 8th, 20091 comment

This tool and storage cabinet was a concept that originally started with a base cabinet of drawers then slowly evolved into a cabinet on a cabinet. The door on the lower cabinet and internal drawers...

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Double Tool Cabinet

Anacapa, member | May 22nd, 20097 comments

Made from walnut, birch, and Baltic birch, the cabinet has two sets of dovetailed, piano- hinged doors, one on top of the other, for more storage space. Tools can be mounted on all seven...

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Lonnie Bird Inspired Toolchest

Diviner, member | May 22nd, 200914 comments

This is a cabinet was inspired from a feature article and video clip in FWW about a secretary that Lonnie Bird built. This furniture style doesn't match the rest of my house, so I decided to make it...

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Ace of Purplehearts Workbench

woodker, member | May 21st, 200910 comments

Scandinavian style workbench. European beech with purpleheart accents. Hand turned brass pins support the bow saw and carpenters mallet. Project for Red Rocks Fine Woodworking...

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