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Category Archives: Design
Hillbilly Tansu Marking Gauge
While working through the design elements of the Hillbilly Tansu I paid particular attention to how the joinery was laid out. The last thing I wanted to do was create something that would require multiple gauges and several different tool … Continue reading
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Hillbilly Tansu Side Bearer
So I’ve shown the front and rear bearers now I ‘ll show how I plan to connect the two. The joinery is really very simple. A full length groove and two stub tenons. These pieces will complete the enclosure of … Continue reading
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Hillbilly Tansu Rear Bearer
Directly opposite of the front bearer in the Hillbilly Tansu is, you guessed it, the rear bearer. This element of the assembly will tie the two rear posts together and provide attachment points for the side bearers and the dust … Continue reading
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Back on the Grid and a Carcass Laid Bare
The power company has me reconnected to the grid. It’s amazing how dependent I am on electricity. It’s a little scary, actually. But that is the life we live now. Anyway, glad to have the electrons flowing again. I thought … Continue reading
End Tables Part 13 – Done!
Whew! These tables are now moved into the done column. This has been a long and drawn out build for me and taxed the confines of my small shop. I actually had to move the bases into the house … Continue reading
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Tagged Design, finishing, milk paint, Paul Sellers, shellac, table, Woodworking, woodworking skills
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End Tables Part 12
Heat index of 89F and 68% humidity for the last two days. So I put on my big boy pants, tied a bandana around my head and went to work in the shop. In short, it sucked! But I did … Continue reading
End Tables Part 10
I managed to get two panels edged and glued together. Which means I promptly ran out of clamps. So while those are curing I’m on hold until tomorrow for the other two panels. I’m not sure why, but I do … Continue reading