If you're a woodworking hobbyist like me, you may be asking yourself this question. How many woodworkers are prepared to create a precision tool like the one Norm Abram designed? Well, you don't have to be a TV star of New Yankee Workshop fame to get the job done.
<-- Here's Mine.
In my featured post I show you how mine went together,
including a link to
my PDF file of dimensioned plans modified to accommodate wheels for my shop and my height, plus a zip of my Sketchup 8 project files.
Arts & Crafts Style Side Table Does Double Duty
After a long hiatus from woodworking, I decided to build a 21"w x 15"d x 25"h side table for myself. My solution for reading book storage has been a 25-inch stool of turned legs and maple top. Functional, but not so hot. [Read more...]
Mission Cabinet Doubles As Photographer's Easel and Office Supplies Storage
Here's a custom cabinet designed to fulfill a specific need. My wife's china collection requires photographs for documentary and resale auction purposes. I built this Mission style cabinet to double as an easel for photographing china pieces and [Read more...]
Shop-Built Mortising Jig Saves Bux On Low-Budget Shop
I love this thing! It's easy to build from shop scraps, and takes minimal setup to get going. This jig just might help you to the next level in your woodworking. [Read more...]
Get that thing up off the floor! Compressor, that is.
Another small shop solution you'll find handy in any situation. It's easy to build from shop scraps and takes minimal setup to get going. [Read more...]
Too timid for Sketchup?A compelling rationale for sticking your toe in the Sketchup waters. It really won't hurt... [Read more...]
Let's go cut wood!
Thanks for looking, and I hope you enjoy your visit.
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