That is fantastic John!

John those are the type of doors that started my table saw rehab. I have 8 of them to build

 

Nice job

 

 

Beautiful work! Exceptional result! 

8 hours ago, John Morris said:

Ready for a coat of milk paint and shellac the interior.

 

Love it John. Especially the Shaker detail for adjustable shelves. Well done sir.

@John Morris, could you please describe your process/method for making those shelf standards? 

1 hour ago, Gene Howe said:

@John Morris, could you please describe your process/method for making those shelf standards? 

Gene, here is a little how to from a few years ago, when I had a stationary table saw, but now I have my Shopsmith, and I am going to create a little tutorial on how to do them on a Shopsmith, it's quite different. I'll also add more pics to the cabinet topic later this week to catch up on that. For now, here is the old tutorial.

 

 

Pantry looks good! 

 

Seems there is a problem with the latest handplane..

Instead of the normal shavings...that is a ball of stringy things....seems the first 1/8" is a land of pits..will have to grind the edge back to remove the pits, and reshape an edge...and then resharpen....

 

Might take a day..

14 hours ago, John Morris said:

Kali, state of nuts and fruits!

Did you know that Granola is the state cereal of California?  It's appropriate, fruits, nuts and flakes.

Thanks @John Morris

 

 

Edited January 18, 20224 yr by Gene Howe

For some reason, I couldn't continue in the above post.

I'm eager to hear about your methods using the SS. 

 

I just finished putting a handle on this old Shipwrights Adze.

3 hours ago, Kevin Beitz said:

 I just finished putting a handle on this old Shipwrights Adze.

Nicely done Kevin. Good to see you posting up again. Hope you don't need that to dig out from the snow up there.

Here's a piece I made from a wine barrel head and a stave

@frenchwwr...you are quite creative with an artistic eye for re-purposing. Sweet collection of Japanese saws too.

1 hour ago, Grandpadave52 said:

@frenchwwr...you are quite creative with an artistic eye for re-purposing. Sweet collection of Japanese saws too.

+1

 

And I just drooled on my keyboard....

Very nice and, a quite unique use of a wine barrel. 

Of course, one HAS to empty that barrel first.....

I can't find where I started posting pics of my Stanley #10 rebuild so here's a quick review.

 

Bought this plane about a year ago wo/a chipbreaker, found one on eBay back in Dec. 

 

It's never going to be any more than a 'user' with this chip in the bed.

During the calm before the alleged storm I spent today finishing the plane.

Now it can take its place with my other dust collectors.

@frenchwwr, beautiful job on that restoration, and what a nice collection of planes!

1 minute ago, John Morris said:

@frenchwwr, beautiful job on that restoration, and what a nice collection of planes!

^^^^^what John said!!^^^^^