Pretty nervous about heading to Vietnam for the first time. Used the nervous energy to use and built a bunch of stuff for the woodshop.
A homemade Sysport underneath the hand tool cabinet. Also note the cyclone that the Festool CT-22 parks/connects to which is fed through a homemade boom arm. I can pay in arm and a leg for Lie-Nielsen - but I just can't seem to pull the trigger for comparable Festool stuff.
A homemade Sysport underneath the hand tool cabinet. Also note the cyclone that the Festool CT-22 parks/connects to which is fed through a homemade boom arm. I can pay in arm and a leg for Lie-Nielsen - but I just can't seem to pull the trigger for comparable Festool stuff.
A English Try square plan and saw till I got from Pop woodworking and from reading Chris Schwarz's material for so long (note the bench, the tool cabinet, saw bench, saw till, and tool rack)
A sharpening pond - my smaller version of one that I saw at the William Ng's website. Note the maple is from resawn end grain glue ups. 4 different kinds of wood used and a scrap piece of plywood from the old garage that I couldn't throw away! Now that is frugal!
Also built a cutoff rack underneath the outfeed table and a spindle sander/compressor rolling cabinet (not shown).
Shaker step stool mostly done by hand - a plan from Fine woodworking
Serving trays from cutoffs that I couldn't throw away. Note the end grain glue up. A bit clunky for a serving tray - but I couldn't just plane the thickness away!
Finished live edge coffee table.
Sarah's sewing station I did in the spring. Used the Fuji Semi-Pro 2 HVLP right after I did the Vespa. I hate painting furniture.
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