Anyone enjoy woodworking?

[Gunzen]

Okay, so I made a stand. I used my dads workshop, he is a serious woodworker. It came out pretty well I think. Here it is.

It started as just a plan I drew.









What is crazy is the sides and top and bottom out of MDF. I used this paint that makes it looks like wood. It came out decent.







The middle support in the front is only attached with one screw, and can be removed easily to place a tank.






Now I get all this crap to install. I need to go to petco and buy a ten gallon tank and build a sump/refugium.

 

[dbl]

Okay, so I made a stand. I used my dads workshop, he is a serious woodworker. It came out pretty well I think. Here it is.

You are correct...It did turn out well. Nice work.

 

[Gunzen]

You are correct...It did turn out well. Nice work.

Thanks. I am learning. The hardest part was making the oak facing for the front. I had never used those football looking things (biscuits?) and the machine that makes the grooves was tough to adjust.

 

[rideit6578]

Made a barn door today. Going to stain it and add the hardware hopefully tomorrow.

 

[kschweer]

Made a barn door today. Going to stain it and add the hardware hopefully tomorrow.

Man I really need to make one!! That came out great!

 

[rideit6578]

Man I really need to make one!! That came out great!

Thanks! I'll post pictures when I stain it too

 

[jsker]

Okay, so I made a stand. I used my dads workshop, he is a serious woodworker. It came out pretty well I think. Here it is.

It started as just a plan I drew.









What is crazy is the sides and top and bottom out of MDF. I used this paint that makes it looks like wood. It came out decent.







The middle support in the front is only attached with one screw, and can be removed easily to place a tank.






Now I get all this crap to install. I need to go to petco and buy a ten gallon tank and build a sump/refugium.

Nice job on the stand:)

 

[jsker]

Made a barn door today. Going to stain it and add the hardware hopefully tomorrow.

Very nice door, great Saturday project.

 

[jsker]

Finished the bed

 

[kschweer]

Finished the bed

Amazing Jeffery!!! Hoping to make one soon. We really need a new one.

 

[jsker]

Amazing Jeffery!!! Hoping to make one soon. We really need a new one.

Thank you Kevin. I counted today, 33 pieces total. For the first time I shot a waterborne lacquer, great build with 3 coats. The hardest part was the finish shot so clear, I could not see it going on and had to use the reflection of the light to judge the over lapping.

 

[dbl]

Finished the bed

Jeffrey...There was no need to put the linens on as I'll just have to take them off when I drive up to pick it up.:)

That turned out fantastic my friend.

 

[jsker]

Jeffrey...There was no need to put the linens on as I'll just have to take them off when I drive up to pick it up.:)

That turned out fantastic my friend.

Bring a large truck;).

You will like this finish. Dries in 15 minutes for coats and hardens in hour. Lays down better then the brand sold in the big box improvement stores and clean is with water.

 

[rideit6578]

Stained. Now waiting for hardware.

 

[erk]

Been awhile since I posted. Thought I'd post this little peice I've been working on for awhile. Made of spalted pecan. I was thinking about doing some inlay with turquoise, but decided I liked the worm holes better. Went as thin as I was comfortable with.

 

[Mike Reef Addict]

Been awhile since I posted. Thought I'd post this little peice I've been working on for awhile. Made of spalted pecan. I was thinking about doing some inlay with turquoise, but decided I liked the worm holes better. Went as thin as I was comfortable with.

Nice I haven't turned anything in a long time. The spalting is caused by fungi which is another love of mine, Xylaria polymorpha being probably the best one, for spalting wood it makes black lines. I can get cultures on agar from a fellow mycologist.

 

[rideit6578]

All done.

 

[dbl]

All done.

That turned out great.

 

[dirtdobber06]

Built this little boat for sail and oar. Finished a few years ago.

 

[jsker]

Been awhile since I posted. Thought I'd post this little peice I've been working on for awhile. Made of spalted pecan. I was thinking about doing some inlay with turquoise, but decided I liked the worm holes better. Went as thin as I was comfortable with.

That one had to be a hard one to do without a blow out