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Woodworking with a modicum of talent…. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. October 10, 2014. A took a day off work last week to make a trip to the local lumber yard…. I’m gearing up for my next big project (6′ sideboard). It’s pretty exciting for me as I haven’t really been in the game lately. The lumber is just stacked for now, but it will be stickered once I start to surface it. Right now, everything is in the rough. Stayed tuned for the new project design…. One of the fi...
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Plane Shavings: December 2013
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Wednesday, December 4, 2013. I made this sign and sign post for the shop about a month ago but never got around to posting pictures. Does this mean that I'm going into business? Absolutely not. I don't even have the energy to do what's on my wife's list much less try to do things for actual customers. This is just another piece in my quest to immerse myself in my own little 18th century fantasy world. The fact that I listed turner on there is a bit of a stretch for now, but I'm getting there. Philly Plan...
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Plane Shavings: Time to Replenish the Tool Fund - I'll Have Some Eccentric Saws for Sale at WIA This Year
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Friday, August 29, 2014. Time to Replenish the Tool Fund - I'll Have Some Eccentric Saws for Sale at WIA This Year. The Collection. They sure do look purty hanging in the shop. The Bontz Tools half-back, 18" saw plate. Dated 2008 on the saw plate. Eccentric Tenon Saw. 15" saw plate. 4 1/16" under brass at handle, 3 13/16. Under brass at toe. Eccentric Rip Carcass Saw. Eccentric Rip Carcass Saw. 11 1/2" saw plate. 2" under brass at handle,. 1 13/16" under brass at toe. Eccentric Cross Cut Carcass Saw.
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Plane Shavings: My Dearest Friend....
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Wednesday, November 19, 2014. God bless you all for being his family. Im so saddened to read your post Jen. Jamie was a an extremely talented woodworker and wonderful blogger. He and I shared a common love for Williamsburg and I always looked forward to posts about the beautiful shop he constructed. He will be greatly missed by all of us but I know nowhere near as much as you and your children will miss him. November 19, 2014 at 3:51 PM. November 19, 2014 at 3:59 PM. November 19, 2014 at 4:33 PM. So sorr...
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Plane Shavings: September 2013
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Monday, September 30, 2013. Finally, Something Useful Off the Spring Pole Lathe. I've been slowly trying to gather a collection of tools for windsor chair making over the last year or so. This past Father's Day my wife got me the large Lie-Nielsen/Drew Langsner froe. I'm sure it's going to be a great tool, but without something solid and wooden to whack it with it's kind of useless. Time to make a froe club. Ready for a log. The tools. Ashley Iles carbon steel turning tools from TFWW. Sterling Tool Works...
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Plane Shavings: My Long, Strange Journey to a Windsor Chair Class
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Sunday, August 10, 2014. My Long, Strange Journey to a Windsor Chair Class. Building a Windsor chair had been on my list of things I've wanted to do for many years. I've always loved the form from the first time I ever saw a sack back Windsor and have since come to develop an affinity for many other styles; the comb back and the continuous arm, as well as the less conventional, like the writing arm chair and the Windsor fan chair. Day one. Shaving spindles on the shave horse with the spoke shave, in.
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Plane Shavings: April 2014
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Thursday, April 24, 2014. An Update on a Personal Note; And a Completed Project. My original purpose for making this tote was to carry some tools with me to the Fort Frederick 18th Century Market Fair. This weekend. My friend, master windsor chairmaker Charles Boland of Storybook Joinery. The finished tool tote a couple coats of milk paint and a top coat of. A view of the inside of the tote. Close-up showing the detail of the through tenon and the strap emerging. From the slot in the end of the tote.
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Plane Shavings: Another New Hobby/Obsession
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Wednesday, September 10, 2014. In a recent blog post back in July, I'd hinted about a new form of woodworking I'd recently become excited about that wasn't as physically taxing on my body, yet was every bit as challenging and rewarding as furniture making. And that new obsession is spoon carving. I'd actually done a blog about it once before, back in January, where I chronicled my very first spoon. Ordered this spoon from one of my spoon carving inspirations, Peter. Didn't make the cut pile. Get to and u...
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Plane Shavings: More Details Coming Soon!
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Saturday, July 26, 2014. More Details Coming Soon! I know the blog has been awfully quiet with no new post for quite a while now, and for that I apologize. It's not because there has been no action in the shop the past two months, it's actually been quite the contrary, it's been a hive of activity out there. Oh, and did I mention he is super smart? More details on the build and the finished results coming here soon. My third visit, a few weeks ago, was from Jerome Bias. In addition to all the cool visiti...
