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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Hillbilly Mini Tansu-Progress 8
Success!!!…depending on your standards. The small drawer in this little cabinet just about broke me over. I made three, three, sets of sides and back for this thing. Every error, no matter how small, is magnified when working at this … Continue reading
Posted in Hillbilly Inlay, Hillbilly Mini Tansu-000
Tagged Hillbilly Tansu Project, tansu, Woodworking
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Hillbilly Mini Tansu-Progress 7
I present to you, lower right of photo, my latest work. I call it:
Hillbilly Mini Tansu-Progress 6
I’ve made drawers. Not a lot, but several. I actually enjoy making them and look forward to that step in the build process. Up to this point all of my drawers were built with standard stock thicknesses, 3/4″ fronts and … Continue reading
Hillbilly Mini Tansu-Progress 5
Slow and steady best describes my progress thus far. Which is a good thing, I think. There is absolutely no reason for me to be in a hurry and the process is much more enjoyable with the slower pace. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Hillbilly Inlay, Hillbilly Mini Tansu-000
Tagged Hillbilly Tansu Project, tansu, Woodworking
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Hillbilly Mini Tansu-Progress 4
Wow…I like working in the house. It’s warm, the bathroom is right down the hall, the kitchen is close and it’s WARM. I may have to move the workbench into the living room for the rest of the winter. I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged Hillbilly Tansu Project, kolrosing
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Hillbilly Mini Tansu-Progress 3
Work, weather and family obligations have kept me out of the shop all week. I finally caught a break today and managed a few hours in the shop. Nothing ground breaking was accomplished though. Since the glue-up of the carcass … Continue reading
Hillbilly Mini Tansu-Progress 2
With the temperature in the single digits and the wind chill causing it to dip below zero, it took a few hours of running the space heater to obtain a reasonable bit of warmth in the shop. I was able … Continue reading
45 Trips around the Sun and a Goal for Trip 46
Today marks the anniversary of my making it around the sun 45 times. Sometimes it seems like that number should be much higher. Other times it feels like the blink of an eye. There has been bad and good with … Continue reading
Hillbilly Inlay Pattern Development-Pattern Sheet No.2
This is the second sheet of patterns in this series. All of these patterns are based upon a 30-60-90deg triangle. These are straight forward patterns and require very little by way of measuring. The first three patterns are variations on … Continue reading
Hillbilly Inlay Pattern Development-Pattern Sheet No.1
As I’ve been designing my own projects and building other repeat projects a few things have developed. Some have been intentional, some just sort of happened on their own. I’m drawn to the Japanese style and have made a concerted … Continue reading