Lack of precision, not so much. This is actually not a ShapeOko post for a change. Well, it’s related… One of the things I sell in my Etsy store is loading blocks for reloading ammunition. These are finished planks of … Continue reading
I’m making a two sets of custom grips for someone and they want the diamond pattern that I made before. So I need to make some more glued up material. In order to do that, I have to rip a … Continue reading
I’ve had a dust collector in my shop for a long time. It’s one of the best investments I’ve ever made. I could stand to have one with a little more suck, but this one gets most of the dust … Continue reading
There I was, cruising along, building the fence for my new router table… I was working off some plans I found on the internet but I needed to change some dimensions and the dust port needed to come out the … Continue reading
This is going to be very long, and picture heavy, so be warned. This post is how I go from these raw materials: to this finished product: So, if you are interested, join me below the fold for our journey. … Continue reading
I’ve finally taken the plunge and have opened a storefront on Etsy.com and listed my first item for sale. I’m going to be making wooden boxes, toys and puzzles and trying to sell them. We’ll see how that works out … Continue reading
With this post a new category is born on my blog. I’ve been a woodworking for a long time now, and for some reason I have never blogged about it. I’m going to use this category to share links and … Continue reading