Let's see some project pics!

[ba-doyn]

Just finished this "high end" washers set for the church bbq. Kinda done tongue-in-cheek as most people refer to washers as hoosier horseshoes.

Michael

[Speedball]

Looks like a nice storage case for something......what is "Hoosier Horseshoes"..?

[ba-doyn]

It's a game of washers, only done with white oak, dovetails, etc.

It was a prize for our church BBQ's washers tournament.

Michael

[zenophus]

Recently finished a built-in hutch for a customer. It has since been painted white but no pics . The wave accent nearly sent me to the insane asylum, but after 3 evolutions with a steam chamber I decided to make it by laminating 1/8" strips till I had the correct thickness. The first image is from a magazine the customer gave me as a template.

[billmoy]

This desk was a project for refreshing my skills after a long absence from woodworking.

It was built using a 3650 that I purchased last year and a 30 year old Black and Decker router (base mouldings and edging of top). Fortunatly when I relocated to Florida, I brought most of my hand tools.

[Speedball]

Z....laminating the strips is a great idea, I will remember that one.

Bill,
That desk looks superb!

[john from brussels]

Here is my latest Extreme Birdhouse.
this is made from150 yr old reclaimed cedar.
it is over 8 ft high and over 9 ft wide and will be mounted 10 -12 ft in the air.

[fullermatt]

This is essentially my second woodworking project. The first being a simple lamp table.

[gatorguy]

Well here it is. This is my first attempt at building furniture. Done some construction and finish work, but this is a whole different ball of wax. I think it turned out alright, although there will always be those small “sins” I’ll always see.

Table is 5’ x 5’ with a leaf to expand to 5’ x 7.5’. Pretty darn big, but just about right for my 4 boys. I built it from Lowes 2x4’s that I ripped the sides off then glued up. I took it to a cabinet shop and ran it through is 3’ door sander. It saved my months of sanding.

The lumber cost $70, extension kit and legs/hardware $230 from Rockler. Stain and finish $30. Not bad for a poor resident and a handful of nights and weekends.

My wife didn’t believe I could do it, and now she’s seen the final product has come at me with a list she wants next.

[john from brussels]

Here is # 23 and 24
They are made from 150 yr old reclaimed barn wood.