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Thursday, June 30, 2016
DIY Cordless Drill S
DIY Cordless Drill Storage And Charging Station diyprojects.ideas… This wall-mounted cordless drill storage will help keep the entire workshop looking clean and organized. It also serves as the charging station so that items related to your cordless tools are always all in one place! If you don’t have any wall space available anymore, you can incorporate this idea into an existing furniture/storage in your workshop!via Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146724430579
25 of the most lovel
25 of the most lovely, useful and creative things made of wood i’ve ever seenvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146721388404
Kovecses Woodworking
Kovecses Woodworking - Juniper Boxvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146721388794
Kovecses Woodworking
Kovecses Woodworking - Small Keepsake Boxvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146721387679
Urban Hardwoods waln
Urban Hardwoods walnut single slab 4 fold side tablevia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146721387949
Handmade Bottle Open
Handmade Bottle Opener #DIY #woodworking #bottleopener youtu.be/mH9fhSRwtQwvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146721387189
Porch Swing | Luxury
Porch Swing | Luxury, Handmade Chairs and Furniture | Brian Boggs Chairmakersvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146720625399
Cabin Swinging Coffe
Cabin Swinging Coffee Table In Front Of Fireplace-SRvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146720624929
Google Image Result
Google Image Result for www.dumonds.com/…via Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146720624209
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
Tsumoto Rectangle, F
Tsumoto Rectangle, Full Tray Koa Jewelry Boxvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146691463549
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
bandsaw-box-pattern-
bandsaw-box-pattern-austin-ftvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146617415384
CanyonLands - by And
CanyonLands - by Andy @ LumberJocks.com ~ woodworking communityvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146617415034
"Art Box" Tutorial #
“Art Box” Tutorial #1: Intro - by Andy @ LumberJocks.com ~ woodworking communityvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146617414389
Handcrafted tray tab
Handcrafted tray table stand with storage pocket. The perfect addition to a sofa chair in any home, apartment, condo, or man cave. It has been sandedvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146617413769
SDA's innovative Woo
SDA’s innovative Wood & Ice Material…The unusual association of Teak Root and Resin, a surprising contrast of material for a stunningly luxurious effect (tabletops, stools and wall panels come in this material).via Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146617413189
Based on a metal cuf
Based on a metal cuff design, this gorgeous wood bangle is minimal and beautiful.via Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146617412419
light beam’ coffee t
light beam’ coffee table with LED teak - Google Searchvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146616429944
Monday, June 27, 2016
A Ming-Inspired Cabinet (65)
Tenons, tenons, tenons…
Here are the left sides:
And the right sides:
A closer look:
Next up, floors and drawer rear walls:
Short ‘n sweet this time. Thanks for visiting.
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Friday, June 24, 2016
japanese rocking cha
japanese rocking chair when the time it was buildvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146398447279
københavns møbelsned
københavns møbelsnedkeri, detailsvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146398446974
Thursday, June 23, 2016
Awesome napkin/tissu
Awesome napkin/tissue dispenservia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146393099669
japanese rocking cha
japanese rocking chair when the time it was buildvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146393099204
københavns møbelsned
københavns møbelsnedkeri, detailsvia Tumblr http://davidpires578.tumblr.com/post/146393098724
A Ming-Inspired Cabinet (64)
Drawers to make, drawers to make….
The pattern mill has proven its worth once again. With its Mitutoyo linear scales, it’s no problem to place slots and housings with great accuracy, and obtaining accuracy is something for which there is no penalty I do believe.
Here I’m using a down spiral 3/8" (9.52mm) bit to cut the housings for the drawer side tenons:
When all the housings were done, I switched out to a 3/8" up-spiral carbide to excavate the mortises:
These mortises will be squared up to 3/8" square later on by chisel.
A couple of days back, I found a supplier in Connecticut who had some quartersawn 8/4 bubinga, and after coughing up $400 and dragging two boards back to the shop with the help of my friend, the material was broken down by re-saw and crosscut, and left to sit a day. That was followed by jointing and dimensioning the next time I was in the shop, and then the shoulders were taken down on the tenoned ends:
I only just had enough material to obtain the pieces above. If the boards I obtained had been a hair shorter, thinner, or narrower, I would have come up short. Kinda walking a tightrope here….
The next step was to cut the male sliding hammerhead connections on the lower edges of the drawer sides. That occupied most of today, and went in a straightforward manner. Here’s the first connected pair of drawer side and runner:
This form of joint is readily adjusted for fit and is not nearly the same wrestle that sliding dovetails can be sometimes - although there are more surfaces, only two abutments are important to a tight join. Here’s another view of the runner sliding into place:
The fit was such that a bit of force was required to slide them together, but no mallet caresses were involved. The fit was fine-adjusted by the same gear with which I cut the sliding hammerheads, along with a finish plane.
Another view:
A look at a mess ‘o hammerheads:
All 36 drawer sides with hammerheads:
Some people like the smell of napalm in the morning, while I like to see stacks of quartersawn material.
A while later, I had fitted all the connections:
A view from the rear of some of the connections:
Close-up:
I was pleased with the way those came out. Again, I had no extra pieces whatsoever, so I could not afford any mistakes. Not normally the best way to roll, but what ya gonna do?
I set those assemblies to one side and returned to work on the drawer fronts, which are of shedua. I had roughed out a relief cut on the front faces, and now it was time to finish the cut out:
The finished surface off of the mill, with a fresh router bit, was excellent:
Tricky to photograph:
Shedua tears out so easily I really had my fingers crossed, and the results were better than anticipated. I’m about halfway through that shaping work, but the work day had to end at some point. Tomorrow I’ll finish those fronts off, clean out the mortises on the inside faces, and then fit them to their openings in the carcase. I’ve decided to make the drawer rear walls out of shedua, so I expect to be cutting that material out tomorrow. The drawers are moving along at a good clip.
All for this round - thanks for visiting the Carpentry Way.
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