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  1. buildintechie

    Finished Coffee Table...5 years in the making.

    I finally finished my coffee table today. I started building it over 5 years ago...and stole the concept from an Ikea coffee table. It took me so long, because once I built the panels and the tops I didn't want to continue because I was afraid I would mess it up. Well, the past 6 months I've...
  2. Bob Buchholz

    A late self-intro (about 4 years late)

    Woodworking as a hobby for 40 years, seriously for the last 15 or so although health issues have been interfering for the last couple. I have a nice little shop in the Original Washington, NC ( not Alan in Little Washington nice) that I am always willing to share. Interests: Woodworking...
  3. J

    Woodsmith / ShopNotes $28 for two years

    Renewed mine this morning for this price. Couldn't log on at internet site, so I called and asked about pricing.
  4. christopheralan

    So, after ten years of woodworking...

    ...I turned my first pens. I have no idea why I waited this long. :dontknow: I did 4 slims and 2 .50 cals. Awosome time. I had to grind a spade bit down to a 7mm (forgot to get one...) and my pen mandrel was the wrong size (1/4" not 7mm). Oh well. Still had fun. Thanks for looking!
  5. Leviblue

    First Pen and First Turning in 20+ Years

    Well as the shop progress along I got a little anxious and decided to try a pen turning. So after 20+ years away from a lathe, I turned my first pen :eusa_danc. That first turning taught me a lot that I had forgotten. I had to repair a gouge, finesse the skew and try not to trip over my shop...
  6. DaveO

    It's been about 3 years since...

    I last turned a pen. Made a large lot of them for my cousins wedding and just got burnt out on pen making. Fast forward 3 years and a friend requests that I make her some to give as gifts for Christmas. I guess it's like riding a bike, you don't ever forget how. But you do get a lot slower, it...
  7. TracyP

    Two Years I've Been Watching This Burl....

    I noticed this small burl in my back yard two tears ago. I have been watching it grow larger every day since I first noticed it. I am thinking it is about ready for the lathe...... Would you cut it now, or let it mature more?
  8. Bryan S

    After 24 Years it was a Good Day

    It sure does not seam like it but, 24 years ago I spoke "I Do" to a wonderful gal. :occasion1 Do not have any idea why she has wanted to put up with me for this long but she has, and I am all the better for it.
  9. christopheralan

    After 26 years in the USMC...

    Commission for a Marine Thanks for looking!
  10. The WoodButcher

    6 Years without these was crazy.

    How have I done without these log tables for so long? These are gonna make a world of difference. Should help in production a good bit. EZ to load and just a tad higher than the mill. Works GREAT!!!
  11. flyrod444

    Last bowl from last years oak burl

    Here is the last bowl I got out of last years oak burl. It was what was left from the large set I cored and finished last year. The burl in the bottom is in the shape of a double bit ax. It is 15" in dia. but rather shallow since it was just what was left from the blank after I cored the set...
  12. toolman

    Happy NEW YEARS

    HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL!!!! I hope this is the first thread of the new year!! :cool:
  13. T

    I thought I did this a couple years ago

    I'm Rick DiNardo. A lot of you knew that. The rest of you do now. My main business is The Moulding Source. See link below. My secondary business is The Woodworking Source. See Ad/Link to the right. Right below the Klingspor ad. That's right, the one with the pretty picture. ..............Are...
  14. LeftyTom

    16 Years and Counting

    Friday, April 24, 2009 is Carla's and my 16th wedding anniversary.
  15. flatheadfisher

    black walnut tree standing 175 years old

    Not mine. I just thought it was interesting. May be good for a sawyer. http://winstonsalem.craigslist.org/mat/1076555617.html i have a black walnut tree thats atleast 175 years old we measured it once the circumfrence and it was i think atleast 6.5 feet and we also have another tree that we...
  16. farmerbw

    Celebrated 10 years!

    Yesterday LOML and I celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary, and also her birthday. It doesn't seem like it's been that long at all. We went out for dinner Thursday night without the kids, cause we could get a sitter, and took the whole family plus my SIL out to celebrate together last night...
  17. Rob

    This years vacation

    Wife signed me up for this one week class in November at http://www.folkschool.org/index.php?section=articles&article_cat_id=6&article_id=13 I'll be taking; She's going with me taking a creative writing class. Should be a fun week.
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  18. clawofthebear

    First scroll project in 4 years

    Finally finished it, in time for Janet's mom's birthday. Posting a couple of pics. Found pattern at scrollsawer.com. I am attempting to make my own pattern for next project now :icon_scra. I'll get it the way I want it sooner or later.
  19. T

    Finshed Shaker Table after 2 years

    When I first got into woodworking two years ago I took a class from John (Woodguy 1975). This was the first thing I ever did and I finally completed it. I used General Finshes Seal-A-Cell Clear and Arm-R-Seal Oil & Ureathane Topcoat in Satin. I put on four coats of topcoat and was wondering if...
  20. nelsone

    12 years and ...

    she still puts up with me! LOML and I celebrated our 12th anniversary today!:eusa_danc Guess she still likes me anyway!:tongue3:

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