What are you building with your milled wood? merged

[Cedar Eater]

Oak planter for the little woman. Now she wants one more and one double wide.

It never ends.

 

[Cedar Eater]

The haywagon is finished. The substructure is all CSM red oak on a steel frame and the deck is all CSM poplar. The fence on the back is reused from the old bed that heated my home for about three weeks in December.

 

[abbott295]

It sounds like that old bed kept you warm for a while. I've managed to get heated up in bed too, but to keep it up for three weeks? Over dose of viagra?

 

[Big Block]

English Walnut - made these for my mom for Mothers Day.

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Finally finished the walnut cabinets and have been watching my son build another guitar.View attachment 503103View attachment 503104View attachment 503105
Mother of burl inlay around the rosette made from black walnut. Anxious to hear this instrument.

Wow guys !!! Nice work

 

[Greenland South]

Built this bench from plan I got from Fine Woodworking. I didn't mill up the cedar. A buddy of mine had it milled from a bunch of downed trees on some property he owns on Vancouver Island. He dropped off a bunch of rough cut lumber and asked if I would build him a memorial bench for a member of his family. Happy to oblige.

 

[bobbobbobbob]

Looks well! What are you finishing it with?

 

[Greenland South]

Looks well! What are you finishing it with?

No finish, it will be allowed to age gracefully.

 

[bobbobbobbob]

Shame I can't say I'm a fan of the grey - silver aging look but then if we all did it the same way that would be just as bad. Love the shape of the back.

 

[rarefish383]

Had a nice old two drawer filing cabinet I just didn't want to throw away. Decided I could put some of my bigger tools in it. Keep them out of the way and clean. Then I got the idea to put my Dewalt tools in them. Got a piece of sap wood from the Dawn Redwood I milled a couple months ago. Couldn't believe how light it had gotten. Cut it down to fit in the drawer. Ran it through the Rigid 13" planer, then the Jet 16-32 sander, dropped it in the drawer, and put a couple coats of Min Wax wipe on Poly. Grabbed two old Dewalt batteries, took them apart, took the batteries out, and drilled a hole in the bottom. Put some liquid nails on the bottom of the batteries and screwed them to the board. Then I screwed the top of the battery back on. Took the clips that hold the tool to battery out while they were apart. Now I just slide the tools on the battery cases like a stand. Turned out OK, I'm happy, Joe.

 

[scheffa]

Made this table from a piece of fiddleback redgum I milled


Made this chopping board from a small off cut of yellow box I milled, then engraved the logo

 

[DTrap]

The table and cutting board are both really nice looking. Excellent looking work.

 

[bobbobbobbob]

That's a fine looking table.

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[295 tramp]

Working on the wife's birthday gift.
This is a 1 1/2 inch slab of red oak I milled last year.
work still in progress.

 

[kimosawboy]

295tramp
Thats some nice work...did you burn first then plane????

 

[295 tramp]

Thanks
I'm using a router then I spray paint it black then sand what's not cut out

 

[295 tramp]

That slab will hang underneath the cedar lodge pole that I built.
We bought my wife's parents place that lived there since 53
So I decided to put there name on it because everybody knew they lived all those years there.

 

[DTrap]

Looks great. Gonna be a nice present for sure. Make sure to post a pic of it once it's all set up.

 

[scheffa]

Sambar stag I engraved in old piece of yellow box my father milled many years ago

 

[scheffa]

A pair of bench seats I made for a friend

 

[295 tramp]

That's Beautiful Scheffa what species of wood are the benches are made from?