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Tag Archives: uzukuri
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
Table Trestles-Part 9-Complete
Finally! After days of applying finish and buffing, these two staked dining tables are finally complete! This project started as a simple idea from the “The Anarchist’s Design Book” for two easily moved “knock-down” tables. That simple idea became a … Continue reading
Posted in Table Trestles
Tagged dinning table, lamp bushing, Lost Art Press, staked furniture, The Anarchist's Design Book, uzukuri
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Table Trestles-Part 7
As per my usual, every day after work this week I tried to get in half an hour to an hour of work on the tables. After a nine or ten-hour day at work you would think I would just … Continue reading
Japanese Art on a Hillbilly Budget-Part 2-Complete
So the idea is to hang a tenugui on the wall as an art display. When I purchase a new one, I’ll switch them out and put the previous one into service. I didn’t invent anything here, there are tenugui … Continue reading
Posted in Tenugui Hanger
Tagged celtic button knot, japanese tassel knot, paracord, Tenugui Hanger, tried & true, uzukuri
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Hillbilly Tsuitate Screen-Part 6-Complete
Winter showed up over the last couple of days and the temperatures plummeted into the teens. Even so, I couldn’t resist getting out into the shop and assembling my screen. Assembly was quite easy and quick. I first installed the … Continue reading
Posted in Hillbilly Tsuitate-000
Tagged freestanding screen, Japanese screen, screen, tsuitate, uzukuri
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Hillbilly Tsuitate Screen-Part 5
I didn’t manage as much shop time this weekend as I had hoped. The original plan was to have this project completed by Sunday evening. Alas, I came up a little short, but I’m close.
HB Hobby Tansu #1-Part 15-Complete
Over the course of this past week I applied three coats of Tried & True Original oil finish to the Hillbilly Hobby Tansu. I also used the evenings this week to tie and ready the “hardware”. All of the pulls … Continue reading
Posted in Hillbilly Hobby Tansu-000
Tagged finishing, Hillbilly Tansu Project, knotted pull, uzukuri
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HB Hobby Tansu #1-Part 14
I took advantage of the cool temps this morning and got out in the shop early. I started off with trimming and flushing up the removable panel. When it was just a piece of 1/2″ pine, it felt a little … Continue reading
Practice with the Uzukuri-Part 3
The completion of my Japanese style toolbox gave me the opportunity to see how the uzukuri technique would respond to a linseed oil finish. All of the exterior surfaces, except the bottom, of the toolbox received the uzukuri treatment. The … Continue reading
Practice with the Uzukuri-Part 2
In Part 1 of this this series David asked a question: “Knowing what you know now does the purchase of the three Uzukuri look like a good investment or do you think you could have made home made ones?” When … Continue reading