Don Rip
Elmhurst, IL, USmember
Gender: Male
Gender: Male

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Recent comments
Re: UPDATE: Building Small Cabinets by Doug Stowe
Love a chance for Doug's book. It would be added to the others I have on small boxes. He writes and illustrates with great easy to understand detail.
posted: 9:44 am on October 31stRe: Budding chair legs
Hey that would make a nice plant trellis. Good eye.
posted: 7:09 pm on March 27thRe: Upstanding Shell
Nice job,
posted: 7:07 pm on March 27thWould be interested in the procedural process of bending wood in the microwave. Timing etc.
Re: ouch this on hurt
Hurts to watch him trash the project in episode 39
posted: 10:33 am on March 12thRe: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Shop Drawings for Greene & Greene Furniture by Robert W. Lang
Looks like a great book. Please add me to the list.
posted: 10:31 pm on September 20thRe: Jewelry Box
Nice job, At first I thought the ribbons were just ribbon. Make them with soaking the wood and heat?
posted: 7:05 pm on March 14thRe: Hide Glue
Hi Dave,
posted: 11:03 am on March 13thIf you want to add a piece of glue chipped glass to a project you can just coat the piece of regular[not tempered] glass with hide glue on one side. depending on the thickness of your glue coat will change the amount of chipping that happens as the glue cools overnight. Stronger glue, larger chips. Great patterns kind of like jack frost. Have fun, Don