What are you building with your milled wood?

[czar800]

 

[RI Chevy]

Looks real strong too.

 

[czar800]

That one was for the wife.

 

[RI Chevy]

Lol. Bonzai really nice too.

 

[czar800]

Looks real strong too.

Yeah, it doesn't move!

The wife has those baskets full of the kids toys that they play with in the living room. The baskets make it really easy for the kids to clean up.

 

[RI Chevy]

I have almost the same setup but with wicker baskets. Lol
Out of sight, out if mind.

 

[blackop555]

Coffee table top. Have to cut 4 or so off each end then build the legs and stretcher wood not dry enough tho

 

[blackop555]

 

[flying pig]

Not milled, but I built it with my saws, for my saws. Trying to get my garage under control...

Going to start on some shelves for in there today and a second workbench. I need storage space bad! Need to get to my boy and I's dirt bikes before the snow is all gone.

 

[RI Chevy]

View attachment 60281 View attachment 60282 Not milled, but I built it with my saws, for my saws. Trying to get my garage under control...

Going to start on some shelves for in there today and a second workbench. I need storage space bad! Need to get to my boy and I's dirt bikes before the snow is all gone.

Real cool! Very creative. [emoji106]

 

[Shawn Curry]

I've been dreaming about this one for a couple of years now. Hard maple and red maple, sawn by me from a couple of logs that were down when I bought the property. Roughly 700lbs of curly maple.

It's not quite done - I also plan to add a drawer case underneath to house all of my hand tools. But that might be a project for next winter.

 

[Shawn Curry]

Here it is with a coat of oil, alongside the stack of lumber I made this weekend. Some construction pics too.



This is what it looked like December 31:



I also had to build these stands (from lumber I milled) in order to run all those 4x6 across my jointer:

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice!

 

[cease232]

Damn Shawn that's sweet! I've been wanting to build a roubo bench for years.


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[RI Chevy]

That really is sweet. Looks HEAVY!

 

[czar800]

I've been dreaming about this one for a couple of years now. Hard maple and red maple, sawn by me from a couple of logs that were down when I bought the property. Roughly 700lbs of curly maple.

It's not quite done - I also plan to add a drawer case underneath to house all of my hand tools. But that might be a project for next winter.

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Very nice!

 

[czar800]

Here it is with a coat of oil, alongside the stack of lumber I made this weekend. Some construction pics too.

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This is what it looked like December 31:

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I also had to build these stands (from lumber I milled) in order to run all those 4x6 across my jointer:

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I like those stands! I've had to do something similar to joint some long lumber.

Again very nice!

 

[Iron.and.bark]

A couple pics of a quick production coffee table





About the 8th expoxy resin filling on a future small kitchen table. Lots of filling required when using an oil based finish as opposed to a cavity filling varnish.

Working outdoors as don't have dust extraction set up at present in the studio.




A small piece I wood wizzed at a mates shop to be a miniature kitchen table for a friend today.

 

[peter92]

A couple pics of a quick production coffee table

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About the 8th expoxy resin filling on a future small kitchen table. Lots of filling required when using an oil based finish as opposed to a cavity filling varnish.

Working outdoors as don't have dust extraction set up at present in the studio.

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A small piece I wood wizzed at a mates shop to be a miniature kitchen table for a friend today.

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coming along very well , bugger to sand too ,

 

[Iron.and.bark]

coming along very well , bugger to sand too ,

A Fein 1200 watt orbital sander really helps though! Even if I guess I feel like I have Parkinson's afterwards

Here is another piece sitting under cover outside. Has had a coat of festool surfix oil.



Here is that mini kitchen table. With the makita orbital and a festool scuff pad fitted.





Just a quick cafe table base fitted for present. Will hunt for a better design later. (Got told not to publish this photo as it is to messy - not my place so will be replaced by a diff photo later.. )