So Many Projects, So Little Time...
So here it is, I finally applied finish to my Queen Anne Side Table. I used a very simple Shellac finish and it really warms us the Walnut while also making the curly pop. This finish is just too easy. This table is being donated to my church for a charity auction. Leave a comment [...] Read more »
Here is the final episode in my unplugged attempt to turn a simple Shaker side table into a low country Southern Queen Anne version. In this episode I tackle the drawer and fit it. I did not go into detail on the ogee molding so stay tuned for a dedicated episode in the future on [...] Read more »
I hope you haven’t been holding your breath for this episode because it took me long enough to get it out. Time to return to the Queen Anne Table and get busy with the details that really make it a Queen Anne period piece. Enjoy the show! Google+ Profile Read more »
The last few weeks have not been banner woodworking weeks for me. Not because of a lack of shop time…far from it. I have been furiously working to complete my Queen Anne Side Table. The less than stellar experience comes from my own mistakes. This has been a series of “nothing gone right” shop days. [...] Read more »
This episode was a trial to make. It was an example of those times in the shop when nothing goes right. However, I managed to turn out 4 legs and learned a lot along the way. What more can you ask for in a project right? Come along and learn about eccentric turning. Google+ Profile Read more »
Its time to chop some mortises and cut some tenons. Once again no electrons were harmed during the filming of this podcast. Google+ Profile Read more »
Today I start a new project series. I’ll be posting in parallel to The Wood Whisperer Community in the Guild area as well because this is a project I am building along with my fellow Guild members. This is part of the much touted Woodworkers Fighting Cancer effort. Today I introduce my design and discuss [...] Read more »
