LumberJocks

LumberJocks Woodworking Blogs

  • View all advertisers
  • Advertise with us
View mpounders's profile

"Lizard Cane"

13 hours ago by mpounders | 11 comments »

I’ve had a piece of Bradford pear, about 38 inches long, that I picked up on a neighborhood walk about a year ago, and I started carving it last weekend. It has a nice looking bark and the wood carves and holds detail well, being a slightly hard piece of wood. I like the crooked shapes of the limbs and the branches jutting out give some extra wood for carvings with more dimensions. I have wanted to carve a lizard for awhile. I like all the colors and details, and they are much short...

Read this entry »


View Jamie Speirs's profile

Roubo Hybrid Bench from start to finish #2: What I got from what I had

14 hours ago by Jamie Speirs | 5 comments »

Well the thing I love about wood especially an orphan piece like this one Is that it can only get better, I hope :) It looks huge and if it were not for the flaws It would make a big bench Ok, it aint going to be a 6’ bench If I could only use the full piece I like the idea of one side being rustic The rot on the right hand corner means that I’m going to have to get a much narrower tha the 18” that I hoped for Well I did not s...

Read this entry »


View degoose's profile

Going to local shows. #40: Brisbane Timber and Working With Wood Show...

16 hours ago by degoose | 6 comments »

It is on again this weekend…at the RNA. Comes around so quickly these days… Tomorrow, I will be dropping some timber for sale off to Trevor’s Stand… in the outside area… European Walnut… European Wild Cherry… Remember to drop by and say Hi… and get some bargain timber… Friday, I will be attending as a member of the public to check out the show… for the first time in 3 years, I will not be an exhibitor … I a...

Read this entry »


View Sheila Landry (scrollgirl)'s profile

My Journey As A Scroll Saw Pattern Designer #703: The Office Helper

16 hours ago by Sheila Landry (scrollgirl) | 4 comments »

I woke up this morning to the sound of the birds singing outside. There seems to be a family that decided to build a nest in the tall evergreen tree near the bottom of our steps right off the deck. The cats like that, as there is plenty of activity to entertain them from their window to the world. After pouring my first cup of coffee, I looked outside to see why there was so much activity. There was more than normal, even for the birds and the cats were quite interested in what was goi...

Read this entry »


View bigchopperoo's profile

Chair Repair

17 hours ago by bigchopperoo | 11 comments »

Here is a way to fix that wobbly chair. Choose one of four different methods. Plus enjoy the BEST dance scene EVER!!!!

Read this entry »


View MT_Stringer's profile

First Blog - New Desk for a College Student

23 hours ago by MT_Stringer | 0 comments »

This is my first blog, so be gentle. My nephew is graduating high school in a few weeks and I got inspired to make him a present instead of giving money or buying something cheesy. :-) My inspiration came from a desk I used while staying overnight at a hotel. Below is a pic of the table with my laptop sitting on it. It is approx 22×36 inches with straight legs that have the corners chamfered at 45 deg. After taking a closer look, I thought to myself…I can make that.Here i...

Read this entry »


View CartersWhittling's profile

Workbench #18: Thoughts and Changes

1 day ago by CartersWhittling | 13 comments »

Hello. Its been 6 months since I finished my bench and I have spent over 1000 hours on it. Now that I have gotten a good feel for how the bench works and its ups and downs I thought I would write an update on it. To start I’ll mention the modifications I made. The first was to add leather to the pads on the hold fasts. With leather I no longer need to place scrap wood between the work pieces and the hold fasts to prevent denting. If you have hold fasts (which you should) I would r...

Read this entry »


View Joe Lyddon's profile (online now)

Tool Tote for Tyler - #4: Tool Tote progress to 2012!

1 day ago by Joe Lyddon | 5 comments »

Finally figured out how to get the Blackened Epoxy applied without messing up surrounding wood. I applied shellac very carefully around all of the Text letters and taped it off. ————————————————————————————————— ——————————...

Read this entry »


View Joe Lyddon's profile (online now)

Tool Tote for Tyler - #3: Overall Parts... June 2007

1 day ago by Joe Lyddon | 2 comments »

—————————————————————————— Close up of EEE ZEE Miter angle finder… —————————————————————————— More to follow…

Read this entry »


View Joe Lyddon's profile (online now)

Tool Tote for Tyler - #2: Bottom Carving

1 day ago by Joe Lyddon | 4 comments »

Closeup of inside the bottom… toys & tools will go on top of this. Tool Tote in process! Made of White Oak. Carving done with friends CarveWright machine. Jatoba nameplate. I may a little late for his birthday… will try to finish it, but I do not like to rush woodworking projects. More pictures to follow…

Read this entry »


« prev 1 2 3 4 5 ... 2794 next »
27931 entries


DISCLAIMER: Any posts on LJ are posted by individuals acting in their own right and do not necessarily reflect the views of LJ. LJ will not be held liable for the actions of any user.

Latest Projects | Latest Blog Entries | Latest Forum Topics

HomeRefurbers.com

Latest Projects | Latest Blog Entries | Latest Forum Topics

GardenTenders.com :: gardening showcase