January 17, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328109 Need to make something out of this pile.. At least enough that I can have my tablesaw back.. Report
January 17, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328111 25 minutes ago, steven newman said: Need to make something out of this pile.. At least enough that I can have my tablesaw back.. Steven, knowing your ability to create awesome items, from practically nothing, I think I see a little cabin overlooking a stream Report
January 17, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328114 2 hours ago, lew said: I think I see a little cabin overlooking a stream Cabin, probably but I don't think there will be a stream anytime soon in the Dungeon shop; not with snow and frozen ground Report
January 18, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328160 Work's on the bench? Not much... Just "puttering around".. Making a mess.. Finger joints tomorrow? Report
January 20, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328338 Finger or aka Box joints... Those fingers are 1/4" x 1/4", BTW... Report
January 22, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328445 well, once i finish pard's door, well probably before i do, will begin the templates for this project, i shamelessly took details from quite a few other tables i've seen over the years, and some of the details will come to me as i begin the final design process. but i have a bootiful maple slab about 20'' x 6'6'' and about 2 plus inches thick, that i want to use, it will require some work and filling on one end, probably put some butterflies on it and maybe just leave open. plan is to use, walnut or sapele for the legs and frame work to support, still unsure, but managed to rough out a idea dwg last evening, its how it works with me, out of the blue something shows up. just got the darrel peart dwgs for his blanket chest, once i make the templates for it, will begin material selection. am excited to do these, as i'm a fan of greene and greene. as for my console or entry table may have a little asian flare, not sure, see how it goes as i work on dwgs. thoughts or ideas on details. rough dwg attached, im no artist for sure. happy monday rj in az Report
January 22, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328452 Looking forward to following along @knockonitRj. Interesting design. Nice contrast of wood choices. We'll need plenty of pictures during the build. Should be a fun and challenging build. Report
January 22, 20242 yr comment_328458 3 hours ago, knockonit said: well, once i finish pard's door, well probably before i do, will begin the templates for this project, i shamelessly took details from quite a few other tables i've seen over the years, and some of the details will come to me as i begin the final design process. but i have a bootiful maple slab about 20'' x 6'6'' and about 2 plus inches thick, that i want to use, it will require some work and filling on one end, probably put some butterflies on it and maybe just leave open. plan is to use, walnut or sapele for the legs and frame work to support, still unsure, but managed to rough out a idea dwg last evening, its how it works with me, out of the blue something shows up. just got the darrel peart dwgs for his blanket chest, once i make the templates for it, will begin material selection. am excited to do these, as i'm a fan of greene and greene. as for my console or entry table may have a little asian flare, not sure, see how it goes as i work on dwgs. thoughts or ideas on details. rough dwg attached, im no artist for sure. happy monday rj in az That'l table's gonna be a real beauty, Ric. Like you, I'm also a fan of Greene and Greene. Report
January 23, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328552 This WAS on the bench, this morning.. Then a glue-up happened.. And I remember to check for square.. Had to then gently moved this mess off the bench...had other stuff to do... All of these got hung, today... Report
January 24, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328591 box buildings something i need to work on for sure. still have saw rehab underway, gonna try and pull some sapele down off mezzanine and see who it will look against maple slab happy humper day rj in az Report
January 24, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328593 On 1/22/2024 at 12:13 PM, Gene Howe said: Greene and Greene. Had to look that up. Report
January 24, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328602 1 hour ago, Larry Buskirk said: Had to look that up. 38 minutes ago, frenchwwr said: Worth a 'Look-up' Woodsmith Magazine TV show on PBS has done several G&G inspired projects. IIRC, the bedroom suite @Danlhas been building from his design is also G&G inspired. One of my favorite furniture looks along with Shaker inspired. Edited January 24, 20242 yr by Grandpadave52 Report
January 24, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328603 I've long wanted to do a G&G project, but I'd like to do it in some form of mahogany, just haven't bought any yet. I do have some ebony for the little accents. Report
January 24, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328607 i tried to find some pictures of the barister book cases i built years ago for my office, kinda based on g and g design, but used white oak and fumed it, quite the experience fuming, took a few attempts to get it right, and of course some talking in tongues Report
January 24, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328608 A few years back I went to the library and had the librarian order all the G & G books available. After perusing them all I bought "Design Elements for the Workshop" Report
January 25, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328628 I've got Bob Lang's book of shop drawings for G&G, it has a couple of things in it I'd like to build. Report
January 25, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328655 This is sitting on my bench, today... Need to design a lid of some sort for it... That MIGHT involve a glue-up....to make 1/4" LOOK like 1/2" Ash....we'll see...end grain part might be a bit tricky... Report
January 25, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_328656 13 minutes ago, steven newman said: end grain part might be a bit tricky Not for the master!! Report
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