Anyone enjoy woodworking?

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Thanks. I made one small box with a single dovetail at each joint for practice and then went at it. I just took my time and followed the techniques from Paul Sellers - a British woodworker who has a phenomenal series of how to videos.
Ah, you could have just said Paul Sellers and stopped there... what a legend haha.
 
Just starting to get into woodworking using only hand tools. My first project - a chest for my fly tying supplies.

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Beautiful work there...you've got skills, regardless of how long you've been doing it!
 
Beautiful work there...you've got skills, regardless of how long you've been doing it!

Thanks. After I retired I took a few woodworking courses at the local Community College. They were a lot of fun and I learned a lot, but the courses were focused on power tools. Then I discovered Paul Sellers and went on a voyage of learning about working with hand tools.
 
Thanks. After I retired I took a few woodworking courses at the local Community College. They were a lot of fun and I learned a lot, but the courses were focused on power tools. Then I discovered Paul Sellers and went on a voyage of learning about working with hand tools.

Keep it up and you'll be teaching at the college...lol. But yes, if you're going to learn from someone special, Mr. Sellers is a good choice.
 
Although not sharing a project, and I don't typically offer product advice, I thought I'd share this in case anyone is looking for a table saw miter guage.

Mine was shot so I ordered one of these. This thing is awesome and dead accurate once you dial it in. It's a Miter1000 by Incra. Just thought I'd share with my fishing loving, wood working friends. :p

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Although not sharing a project, and I don't typically offer product advice, I thought I'd share this in case anyone is looking for a table saw miter guage.

Mine was shot so I ordered one of these. This thing is awesome and dead accurate once you dial it in. It's a Miter1000 by Incra. Just thought I'd share with my fishing loving, wood working friends. :p

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Ohhh I love new tools!!
 
Nice. A new table saw is on my list since my old contractor grade table saw cannot cut at true 90. It's about 87 no matter what adjustments I do. And it only allows 18" cuts so it's time. Still debating a cheaper $700 saw or save more for a better cabinet table saw.
 
Although not sharing a project, and I don't typically offer product advice, I thought I'd share this in case anyone is looking for a table saw miter guage.

Mine was shot so I ordered one of these. This thing is awesome and dead accurate once you dial it in. It's a Miter1000 by Incra. Just thought I'd share with my fishing loving, wood working friends. :p

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20200212_192015.jpg

i own several incra tools, including a mitre fence and router table.
 
Hello there. I don't do any woodwork but I really like wood furniture so thanks for the great thread and examples of your works ;)
 
I do enjoy wood working, but I don't have a good workshop. I have just enough room to do some electrical work, so that's what I usually do for some hands on fun
 
@Reef-junky Wood magazine.com should have tiki bar and the likes also a BBQ/patios build mag/book
 
@Reef-junky Wood magazine.com should have tiki bar and the likes also a BBQ/patios build mag/book

Thanks
I’ll look for it. I know how I want to make everything except the roof. I’m new to wood working but I seem to be making more and more stuff. Still have a lot to learn. I’ll have to look for a class or something.
 
First coat of finish after what felt like ENDLESS fills! It looks so 3D I love it. Super glad I didn’t use kitchy blue epoxy.

New test kit platform, maybe? XD
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Nice. A new table saw is on my list since my old contractor grade table saw cannot cut at true 90. It's about 87 no matter what adjustments I do. And it only allows 18" cuts so it's time. Still debating a cheaper $700 saw or save more for a better cabinet table saw.
Cabinet Saw, trust me. It will change your life.
 

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