#WoodWorkIng

Did some color sampling with Rubio monocoat. The painters tape has some finish on it still. Is that a problem with the spontaneous combustion risk, or would something like this be fine to leave?…

I sanded the board to 220 grit. I rubbed on a little Tung oil all across the surface. Then I rubbed on more every other day for about a week. It looked something like how it looks in these photos.…

Hi guys! Got myself a new 8inch King industrial jointer! Yay! The only problem is i’m not able to attach the belt. I dis raised the motor at the maximum height but It’s not enough. Need your help! Thanks submitted by /u/Cloutsssssss [link] [comments]

I made this air filter for my shop this week based on a design by u/No_Distribution_7368 . I've been looking at different DIY air scrubbers for years, and their design was so smart I had to try it.…

I had this wood(olive) plank painted for an outdoor sign. What is the best clear coat for weatherproofing it for it to last? submitted by /u/mad686 [link] [comments]

Just a quick and rough prototype. I wanted ways to manage fishing jigs, tenkara rigs, etc. so I used some scraps from picture frames to try this out.…

Hello everyone, I need to replace the blade on my DeWalt table saw. I’m deciding between two Freud 60-tooth blade options. What concerns me about one of them is that the blade is very thin, while about the other one it’s the tooth shape.…

Hello – I’m wondering if anyone has experience with Kiln drying could help me figure out how long we should expect 5 inch thick slabs of big leaf maple and sugar maple to dry to <10%?…

I don’t think I want to stain. I think I would rather clear poly over the whole thing. What do you think? submitted by /u/Willing-Bandicoot-55 [link] [comments]

As the title says. Why do most American woodworkers have a regular cabinet table saw and not a sliding one when the latter is much more practical and also safer?…

Super happy with the finished product! Learned a lot on this first build, posted about it earlier today so I won’t regale you all again. Didn’t think about the groove for the bottom needing to stop before the end of the side panel but now we know!…

Bought this nice mortise and tenon stool for a few bucks at a thrift store the other day. It's a little loose, but I figured I could tighten it up and use it in the shop. I think I paid $8 for it. Got it home and started really looking at it...…

Just concluding this console table in solid wenge, quilted maple and a quilted maple scab casted in resin. Tendon and mortise, spline corners and wenge dowel leg connectors. The finish on the top of this guy was exceptionally difficult for some reason!…

I use my dewalt compressor and run it to a ball valve, then dialed in the air pressure. Usually i have to vacuum as the machine goes. psi is running at 40-50 and 1/4 line is aimed just left of the tip of the cutter.…

The blast broke the frame. The real challenge was making the door work again A 19th-century entrance door in Odesa, Ukraine, came to our workshop after several shockwaves from a drone attack.…

A small Sapele chisel tray I recently built entirely with hand tools for a new set of chisels. Some of you may remember the hand-tool chest I posted here a while ago.…

I got this Jessem router lift and porter cable router used and when I checked I noticed that the spindle axis wasn't perpendicular to the top of the lift. I put in a drill bit just to show how crooked it was.…

The time and detail he puts into his work is amazing. I am grateful that he allows me to work with him and learn from him. He also couldn't believe how many views our work in progress table got.…

Just dropped a brand new can of stain on my shop floor! Its everywhere! submitted by /u/Usual-Dark-6469 [link] [comments]

They inherited a shop from another company. They have no idea how they would chuck it. And it would have to snap unbelievably easy submitted by /u/NeverBeenOnMaury [link] [comments]