Here's my latest project. A bowl made from Ambrosia Maple.
This was before I completed the outside
The finished bowl
Showing the finished bottom
A view from the side of the bowl. Smooth as glass!
These are my creations made in my Underground (Basement) Woodworking shop. Most all the items I make are made from recycling wood pallets. I'm a disabled woodworker that enjoys the time I can spend in my shop. I re-purpose a lot of items from thrift stores for hardware. I hope you enjoy my creations and leave me a message. Check back often as I try to make new items regularly.
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Woodworking Friends around the world
I made a new friend recently via email. We both share a love of woodworking and we both are handicapped. I goes to show that a person can have things in common with others around the world.
My new friend, Raymond Sanderson, is in Australia. Here's a couple links to his blog and one he shares with his wife.
http://wheelnroundworkshop.blogspot.com.au/ and
http://woolnwood.blogspot.com.au/
Please check them out when you get time.
Mike
My new friend, Raymond Sanderson, is in Australia. Here's a couple links to his blog and one he shares with his wife.
http://wheelnroundworkshop.blogspot.com.au/ and
http://woolnwood.blogspot.com.au/
Please check them out when you get time.
Mike
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Work Table for my shop
Here's some pictures of a work table I built for my shop. I'll use this mostly for assembly and finishing. Added casters so I can roll it around when not in use.
Decorative Sled for a flower pot (or whatever you want to put in it.)
Here's some pictures of a sled plant holder I made recently. It's small enough to be a center piece or just used for decoration. A great way to use up bits of scrap wood.
Soup Can Dispenser
My daughter ask me to make her a can dispenser and here's what I came up with. It holds 4 rows across and 6 cans in each row for a total of 24 cans.
I sizes it for 15 oz soup cans but the smaller 11 1/2 oz cans work well too.
Made out of 1/2" particle board and 1/4" plywood so it would be strong yet light.
Used a LOT of screws on this to make sure it held together and held up.
I used a french cleat for ease of mounting it on the wall. As long as the wall cleat was mounted on studs it provides support across the entire unit.
I sizes it for 15 oz soup cans but the smaller 11 1/2 oz cans work well too.
Made out of 1/2" particle board and 1/4" plywood so it would be strong yet light.
Used a LOT of screws on this to make sure it held together and held up.
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| Here it is in use at my Daughter's house. |
Wood Chest with hidden drawer
Here's a small chest I built recently. It is a 3 drawer chest. The top drawer front is a false front and the top lifts to find a deep compartment.
In this picture it shows the 3 drawers. The 3rd drawer is hidden in the base moulding.
Here's the finished chest. Added a decorative railing to the top. I'm still looking for the right knobs or handles for it.
In this picture it shows the 3 drawers. The 3rd drawer is hidden in the base moulding.
Here's the finished chest. Added a decorative railing to the top. I'm still looking for the right knobs or handles for it.
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