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Stickley Table in Mesquite

May 22, 2010

Modified version of the "Lost" Stickley Table, in Texas Mesquite. Built 2" narrower for a specific space. Thicknessed by machine, but otherwise all hand work. Voids and knots filled with...

Jewelry Box

Nov 25, 2009
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Jewelry box in mesquite and curly maple. Done as a fundraiser for the 2009 Dalls Komen Breast Cancer 3-Day walk.

Recent comments

Re: UPDATE: Using and Tuning Your Bandsaw by Hendrik Varju

Sounds great!

posted: 1:27 pm on September 11th

Re: Design an iPad Support

Cool. You just saved me some design work... Since my iPad is now one of my essential shop tools.

posted: 8:21 pm on August 12th

Re: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: 4 "issues" of The Missing Shop Manual series

I clearly need some power tool books to go with my hand tool books.

posted: 6:42 pm on August 7th

Re: Small but meaningful

You can do a lot of good work in a small space.
Stop by my (even smaller) shop sometime:
http://bowsaw.wordpress.com

posted: 11:40 am on April 19th

Re: UPDATED: Giveaway and Poll: The Most Requested Woodworking Gifts of 2009

My tools are fine. My shop is small, but workable. All I want is a fun and safe (injury-free) year - again!

posted: 9:21 am on January 6th

Re: Lie-Nielsen Toolworks and Woodcraft part ways

Our local Woodcraft - Addison, Texas - is always helpful, reponsible, and knowledgable. I have no problem with them keeping their LN tools in a case; they pull the keys out at a moment's notice.

I have (on the other hand) seen careless customers drop tools, damage them, and even injure themselves playing with them. Their care and caution in keeping them in a case is only prudent.

I can't speak about other Woodcraft stores, but the customer service at the Addison store has always been excellent.

posted: 10:57 pm on December 19th