SandyPondFisher
NY, USmember
Contributions
Mission Coffee Table
Aspen wood, assembled with Kreg Jig, Minwax cherry stain, Minwax Helmsman spar varnish applied with HVLP
Wooden Hinged Box from scraps
This is my first attempt at making wood hinges. I saw some great ideas on this site and decided to give it a try. The cutting tool in the box is called a K-Lux knife. Its a tool...
Scrapwood Puzzle
This puzzle was made for our grandchildren, designed by my wife based on one of her favorite quilt blocks. I used a CAD program to work out the angles and color scheme. We painted one...
Antique Spoon Display
I made this spoon rack nearly 40 years ago for my mother-in-law, to hold some antique family spoons. The wood is wormy chestnut with a Minwax Antique Oil finish.
Child's Beach Chair
This child size beach chair is very light and easy to carry. The seat slides out and into the back of the longer section for storage and carrying.
Mission Style Hall Table
Minwax cherry stain with Minwax helmsman spar varnish applied with HVLP.
Cottage Microwave Cabinet
Cabinet base framed with poplar, doors are wainscot framed with poplar. Cherry top. Hardware obtained from Rockler.com
Cherry Table
Table measures 3' x 5' and expands to 8' after leaves are added.
Kwak Coachman's Glass
The following excerpt is from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia & edited by SudsGear. Pauwel Kwak or simply known as Kwak is the name of a Belgian beer, named after its original brewer...




Recent comments
Re: Mission Style Hall Table
I sketched the dimensions on a photo and posted it here. It will print a little small unless you can figure out how to scale up the print to 8 x 10.
posted: 10:46 pm on March 31stRe: Treasure Boxes
The boxes are great. I too have been a woodworker for 40+ years and always looking for my next challenge. You have inspired me.
posted: 8:44 am on March 4thRe: Workbench: Where scraps will live for a lifetime.
A great looking bench and an awesome drum sander!
posted: 8:05 am on February 28thRe: Cherry Table
The finish used is from Minwax. 8 coats with 400 grit sanding between each coat. I sprayed it on with an HVLP gun that is way better than the old compressor powered Binks gun I started with 40 years ago. It produces very little overspray.
posted: 10:40 pm on February 13thGo to this site to check it out. It is very durable. It has survived many spills.
http://www.minwax.com/products/oil_based_clear_protective_finishes/helmsman_spar_urethane.html
The sliding leaves acutally come completely out and are stored away most of the time. The rails that slide into the under side to the table are 28" long, leaves are 18" wide by 36" long. I got the idea from an old farmhouse table of my grandfathers.
Good luck with your project.
Re: Making a Wooden Hinge for a Box
Your tutorial is great. I was just about to try something like this.
posted: 10:29 am on February 12th