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Haven't dropped by in a year or so. Still alive and kicking! :D :D Still see some familiar names around the place...

I'm busy passing the days until I leave to welcome my oldest home from Iraq.(I'm leaving for GA on Thursday) So I've been making some little items for their kitchen and such. Along with the cutting boards I popped out a bunch of these hot plates for them and others in the family. Once the set up...

Knocked these out today for some family members. I used Soft Maple, Red Oak and a little Black or American Walnut. The outside two measure 13"X13", and the middle one is 13"X16". All are 1.5" thick.

Picked up a real nice new to me Keen Kutter #8 jointer yesterday. I'm not sure of teh age, but I'm sure it is one of the early laterals just by looking at how the frong mates to the plane. Japening is about 70% or so, but the plane is in real nice shape. Plenty of blade left and it came sharp...

Every now and then I see one of these on Ebay. Are they worth buying? Pro's and con's?

Size: 38" tall 20" deep at feet 37" wide outside Wood: White Ash Curley Ash Quilted Ash Birdseye Ash Finish: Min-wax Dark Walnut. Most of which was removed with card scraper 1 1/2 lb cut Garnet Shellac (6 coats) 1 1/2 lb cut...

It's a queen size bed (63" wide). All M&T American White Oak. The posts are 3 1/2" X 3 1/2", rails are 3" X 1 1/2" and the slats are 3/4" X 3". The thing is real heavy. No dye or stain, just BLO to pop the grain and color. Top coat is a wipe on poly. Thanks for looking.......

Picked up a real nice boxed set of 13 Irwin Borchest Auger bits. They were not used much. An old Sargent saw vise. I sharpen my own and have been using a regular bench vise for years. And a pair of #4's. All are user grade, which is good as i do plan on using them!

I can not beleive it's been almost 2 years since I last logged on! THis forum sure has grown allot since then! Over 1100, almost 1200 users! Good job Charlie!

Hopefully I can get the pictures to load1 Table is 20"x36". MDF with white oak banding. T-Tracks and hold downs from Rockler.com http://www.woodworking.com/dcforum/User ... 908d92.jpg http://www.woodworking.com/dcforum/User ... a88efe.jpg http://www.woodworking.com/dcforum/User ... 1c67bb.jpg

Norm and company are hard at work this morning (our time anyhow). http://www.newyankee.com/yankeecam.shtml

While I am certainly no expert at furniture finishing, I thought I wouldshare with you my favorite method of finishing wood. I find the finishpart of wood working to be the most relaxing and rewarding part of my hobby .I do not like to stain wood if I can help it, nor do I like the look and feel...