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Tag Archives: Tried and True
Brand New 100yr Old Table
My niece just graduated college and it only took here a couple of weeks to secure her first teaching position. Of course that job is out of state and she starts at the end of July. Therefore she is in … Continue reading
Posted in Sewing Table
Tagged milk paint, Spring Pole Lathe, staked furniture, Tried and True, wood threading, wood turning
17 Comments
Pie Crimper
Here is yet another small project for you lathe enthusiasts, a pie crimper. A simple little tool used to join the top and bottom dough sections of pie prior to baking. It also imparts a decorative edge to boot. I … Continue reading
Posted in Pie Crimper, Spring Pole Lathe
Tagged kitchen tools, Pie Crimper, Spring Pole Lathe, Tried and True, wood turning
9 Comments
Ratcheting Book Stand-Redux
It’s not very often that I get requests for projects that I build. Some of my stuff is a little out there. But, when I do get a request, I try to accommodate. My version of the ratcheting book stand … Continue reading
Shaker Stools 240 Mod-Part 5-Complete
I spent my evenings after work weaving the seat for the second stool. I was a little more comfortable with the process this time and actually enjoyed applying the rush.
Posted in Shaker Stool 240 Mod
Tagged fibre rush, seat weaving, shaker stool, shellac, stool, Tried and True
14 Comments
Shaker Stools 240 Mod-Part 3
With all of the parts complete, it was time to bore some holes. There are (24) rungs which left me facing (48) holes that needed to be drilled plumb and square. It’s not that difficult of task really, but one … Continue reading
Posted in Shaker Stool 240 Mod
Tagged auger, brace and bit, joiners saddle, post and rung, Tried and True
5 Comments
3-Ply Moravian Chair-Part 4-Complete
The second chair went together pretty much as the first.
Posted in Chair-3-Ply Moravian
Tagged transtint, Tried and True, uphostery, wedged tenon
22 Comments
Welsh Staked Stool-Part 3-Complete
I assembled the remaining three stools and added the texture and wood burning as with the first. There were a couple of folks with questions regarding the order of assembly, so I thought I would go over that a little … Continue reading
How I Apply an Oil/Wax Finish
It is no secret that I prefer a hand-rubbed oil finish. It is my go-to finish of choice. I don’t think that I am alone in this fondness. Judging by the blog posts and articles that I read, several others … Continue reading