Anyone enjoy woodworking?

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I finally finished my 8' fireplace. The mantle is 8 pieces of 2X10' which I hollowed out to look like one big piece of lumber.

The 14 gauge steel is on plywood, I ground those swirls in it and the entire thing is on wheels so it can be moved away from the wall in case I need to hide from my wife. :cool:

 
I finally finished my 8' fireplace. The mantle is 8 pieces of 2X10' which I hollowed out to look like one big piece of lumber.

The 14 gauge steel is on plywood, I ground those swirls in it and the entire thing is on wheels so it can be moved away from the wall in case I need to hide from my wife. :cool:

Nice work!
 
I have been wood turning for about a year and finally got my wife to try it. We did a slim line pen and had a lot of fun and decided everyone should get a pen this Christmas. We went to LWS and got several pen blanks and kits and she did her second pen later that day.
 
I do enjoy woodworking, but i'm not very good at it. Apparently, my brother got all of those genes. Just an incredible craftsman. He concentrates on custom stairs, handrails, and cabinets for a living, but does furniture and other pieces on the side. Here's a Roubo bench he did a few years ago. They have become so popular with other woodworkers that he's always working on one on the side to sell.
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I do enjoy woodworking, but i'm not very good at it. Apparently, my brother got all of those genes. Just an incredible craftsman. He concentrates on custom stairs, handrails, and cabinets for a living, but does furniture and other pieces on the side. Here's a Roubo bench he did a few years ago. They have become so popular with other woodworkers that he's always working on one on the side to sell.
roubo2.jpg

Looks like you need to spend some quality time with your brother and maybe some of his talents will rub off on you! But you really don't have to be good at it as long as you're getting dusty!
 
I do enjoy woodworking, but i'm not very good at it. Apparently, my brother got all of those genes. Just an incredible craftsman. He concentrates on custom stairs, handrails, and cabinets for a living, but does furniture and other pieces on the side. Here's a Roubo bench he did a few years ago. They have become so popular with other woodworkers that he's always working on one on the side to sell.
roubo2.jpg
Wow I have been meaning to get or build a work bench. That one is amazing!
 
Wow I have been meaning to get or build a work bench. That one is amazing!

Here's a couple more pics of the Roubo bench. He makes them out of many types of wood, but this one is still my favorite: maple & walnut.
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I started making some things out of pallets...hardest thing is breaking them down while salvaging the wood. Never really worked with wood before, but have really enjoyed it!
Feature wall in my man room F28B5FEF-A38C-4D51-90B1-6C3DF7072460.jpeg
Dressed up the bar in there too.
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Then on to making some tables...
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I started making some things out of pallets...hardest thing is breaking them down while salvaging the wood. Never really worked with wood before, but have really enjoyed it!
Feature wall in my man room F28B5FEF-A38C-4D51-90B1-6C3DF7072460.jpeg
Dressed up the bar in there too.
D21B3F48-444B-4A8D-8597-84D473F0AA5C.jpeg
2201DD3B-2E14-4099-9715-83D567E76E54.jpeg
Then on to making some tables...
A7D1FCA7-607A-40F2-A7FC-BABB2AE024DE.jpeg
19A467E4-68B9-4783-B507-9803C2D94676.jpeg

Very nice work. I've made quite a few things out of pallet wood. You certainly can't beat the price!!!
 
I started making some things out of pallets...hardest thing is breaking them down while salvaging the wood. Never really worked with wood before, but have really enjoyed it!
Feature wall in my man room F28B5FEF-A38C-4D51-90B1-6C3DF7072460.jpeg
Dressed up the bar in there too.
D21B3F48-444B-4A8D-8597-84D473F0AA5C.jpeg
2201DD3B-2E14-4099-9715-83D567E76E54.jpeg
Then on to making some tables...
A7D1FCA7-607A-40F2-A7FC-BABB2AE024DE.jpeg
19A467E4-68B9-4783-B507-9803C2D94676.jpeg

Awesome work. Just luv the rustic look.
 
Making some end grain boards for upcoming holidays!
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