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Tag Archives: SawStop sliding table
Mitered Birch Mantle — aka Packing Tape Assembly!
As any home owner knows, there’s always an improvement or remodel that can be done to enhance your home and customize it to your sense of style. That was the case with our home here in Phoenix. Diane has such … Continue reading
I Love the Challenge!
In almost every aspect of my life, it’s all about the challenge and figuring out how to overcome it. Makes no difference, it can be a woodworking project, ultra-marathon mountain race, personal goal or whatever — rising to the challenge … Continue reading
Posted in custom furniture, Design Process, Finger Joint Box, Recycled Wood Furniture, SawStop Sliding Table
Tagged Chickering Piano, custom box, custom made wooden boxes, Design Process, ebony, Gorilla glue, Old Brown Glue, Osmo Polyx, panel clamps, piano hinge, recycled piano, SawStop sliding table, WoodworksbyJohn
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Another First for the Phoenix Shop
It’s said you can only do things once for the first time and now I can chalk off another for my woodworking here in Phoenix. The recently completed Ocean Waves frame was the first commissioned carving piece here and now … Continue reading
Bench for Carving & Gilding
When you’re a woodworker there are times you build a project just because you can! That’s the case with this one, a semi-portable bench that I can put in the house whose main purpose is providing a base for carving … Continue reading
How to Make a Finger Joint Jig for SawStops Sliding Table
After writing about the box/finger joint I made for my SawStop sliding table, a few readers asked me how to go about it. Since I needed to make one to cut 1/4″ joints, I decided to turn it into a … Continue reading
SawStop SlidingTable Finger Joint Jig
This will be a very brief post to show how I modified the finger joint jig that I used on the Jet cabinet saw to now work on the SawStop equipped with the Sliding Table. It took a number of … Continue reading
Posted in Finger Joint, SawStop Sliding Table, Tutorial
Tagged Box Joint Jig, finger joint jig, SawStop, SawStop sliding table
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Custom Pine Box Complete & Delivered
I’m a bit behind because this latest Etsy order is already packed up, shipped, and delivered. Matter of fact, the client gave me a great review which is really what it’s all about. When I taught I would tell my … Continue reading
Drawers One More Time and a Door Too!
I’m just about done working on and talking about drawers for this project. I’ve learned a lot which is always a good thing! The first thing on the list was to clean up and level the dovetail pins. Here’s where … Continue reading