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Saturday, February 7, 2015

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Tuesday, February 3, 2015

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Thursday, February 13, 2014

New Mahogany Table

We started a new table this week. Its a custom version of the one above (shown on my website here) that we first made in 2004 for a client in New Jersey. The one were working on this week is slightly larger ( 50 x 72 closed) and will be all mahogany, without the black paint, curly maple apron or edge inlay ... We had a great piece of mahogany on hand, 23" wide by 157" long and we were just able to get the whole top out of that one board. It took a little planning, but because it is all one board the glue joints are virtually invisible ... Click the photos to enlarge them ..

The Cad drawing, adpted from another version from 2005. I think, in total, this is the sixth edition of this table, each one being slightly different ... Its a great design because the pedestal is heavy enough to support the open table and leaves leaves without the pedestal splitting or the use of drop down legs. With the central pedestal, the chairs can be placed anywhere too ...

You can see in this photo how we split the first cut (so it matches as halves when the table is closed), and cut the two 2" arcs we needed to make the additional width before we cut the remainder of the board in half ... pretty clever thinking by the boys in the shop ...

Glued up halves with the arcs added

Trevor, handscraping the individual halves before drilling for the alignment pins ...

The extension runners are installed and the aprons are glued up on the table, but slightly askew from their final locations ...

In this photo,, Will has turned the flying saucer feet, has stacked the ply parts of the base, and is adding the edge veneers .. We dont use solid wood on this part as it has to support a lot of weight and the short grain of the curves at the ends of the propellers might be apt to fail over time ... When its done, it will look like solid wood ... The hollow central column parts are cut and ready to glue up tomorrow .. All for now ...

Monday, February 10, 2014

I made some progress on the ice chest cooler box today and posted a new vlog about it

New Adventure Sighted on the Horizon!

There is a fairly significant amount of tree on my garage floor right now:

Shes a beaut, aint she? I just got back from Carltons with a roof rack loaded with these pieces. Ive been thinking about building a new workbench for some time now and was finally able to pull the trigger. The left-most piece is 8/4 maple for the legs and stretchers. The middle two pieces are 4/4 maple for the apron and tool tray. The right piece is a big old slab of sycamore felled 10 years ago in Blue Ridge, Ga. Its a little over 2" thick, pretty punky, rather irregular, and not exactly what one would call flat. In other words, the top of this bench might be a bit of a challenge.

Heres the cut plan:

The far end and the right side (with the "arm" sticking out") will be scrapped and used for odds and ends. The middle section will be the primary tabletop and then there will be a tool tray between the middle and left side sections. Im going to leave the waney edge on the left side because A) this will be the back side of the bench so it doesnt really need to be straight, and B) who doesnt love a little bark on a functional piece? I know I certainly do.

Here we have an "in progress" shot of the top.

Im working with my #4 smooting plane here, because thats the best I have for the job right now. I just won a jack plane (#5 1/2 Stanley) and a jointer plane (#7 Stanley) on eBay and hopefully they will be arriving soon. They will also provide a good opportunity for a post on how I tune up planes. If the above photo was a video with sound youd hear the #4 muttering "I aint made for this $#!T," which is certainly true.

More shots:

Those last two pics really highlight the spalting thats going on with this sycamore. The wood is definitely softer in those areas but Richard at Carltons showed me a product that he claims will actually harden the wood...we shall see. Its Minwax Wood Hardener and its marketed to people who would prefer to salvage their rotten porch steps than replace them. Thats noble, I suppose. Richard showed me a sample of wood he had hardened and while I didnt test its hardness, I will say that I was satisfied with its appearance. It slightly darkened the wood, but it still looked pretty good. I think Ill try the stuff out once everything starts coming together.

Ryan Adams influence?:

Roy Underhills New Book

I just want to celebrate that Roy Underhill (reverently referred to by many hand tool enthusiasts as "Saint Roy") is coming out with a new book! Yes! His last book, The Woodwrights Apprentice was published in 1996, so it has been much too long! The new book is titled The Woodwrights Guide: Working Wood with Wedge and Edge. It looks like it will be available in November. I cant wait!

Details on the new book are available at the University of North Carolina Press website.

If you have seen my library link, you have probably figured out that I love books. Well, I can honestly say that Roys books are my all-time favorites. If you have never read Roys books, you are missing out on the best of the best! Seriously, I have read them all multiple times and continue to enjoy and learn from them. If you ever have the chance to see Roy live - do it! I was lucky enough to spend three days listening, watching and learning from Roy at a seminar in Anchorage and my woodworking has never been the same again.

Thursday, February 6, 2014

new claro slabs

these just in, and theyre looking for a home ... use your imagination .. desks? coffee tables? small dining tables? bed headboards? wall sculptures? whatever ... give us a call with your ideas at 802 867 5541 or email us at dan@com... click the photos to enlarge them ..

cts 3 .. good figure on the left end .. funky ant attack in the upper left corner. could be dramatic when finished ...

rough dimensions here

these images cts 1 .. ive got a nibbler on this one already

burl like growths along the top edge

cts 2 also with some burly things on one edge

thin, (+/- an inch or so when it is finished) and a little funky, with some dramatic cracks and good figure on the left end ... needs work ... happy to cut it smaller ...