Misc Completed Projects from TheWoodsman

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TheWoodsman

Discussion Starter · Dec 19, 2013

As the title says, I'm going to plop pics here of misc completed projects that don't fit into other categories of work that I do.

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TheWoodsman

Discussion Starter · #2 · Dec 19, 2013

Completed bar top in a customer's rustic home.

Formica laminate with red oak bar edge.

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TheWoodsman

Discussion Starter · #3 · Dec 19, 2013

Retail displays located at the New Jersey Acquarium.

Most of it is Wilsonart laminate with the trim moulding and edges being in hard maple with matching stain/conversion varnish finish.

Also, build the jewelry cases and the cabinetry and slatwall display behind the cases.

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Some of the nesting tables I made for the Longaberger Basket Company. These are made of reclaimed "tobacco barn antique pine" from North Carolina. I wire brushed the wood, blew off the dust and rolled on a "frosted" paint finish.

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cabinetman

· #5 · Dec 19, 2013

That's some very nice work. Well done indeed.

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adot45

· #6 · Dec 19, 2013

Beautiful work, very impressive.

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Travico

· #7 · Dec 20, 2013

You have been around a TABLE SAW or TWO! Those are some FINE projects!

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TheWoodsman

Discussion Starter · #8 · Dec 20, 2013

Travico said:
You have been around a TABLE SAW or TWO! Those are some FINE projects!

Thanks all . . . and actually that should be three table saws. I have an Altendorf WA-8 for panels, a Delta Unisaw with right tilt and a Powermatic 66 for left tilt. More will be posted soon.

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cabinetman

· #9 · Dec 20, 2013

Good looking Chicago rail. Did you make it?

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TS3660

· #10 · Dec 20, 2013

I'm not sure if those pictures inspire me or discourage me. That stuff is WAYYYYYY beyond my ability. Incredible.

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Midwest Millworks

· #11 · Dec 21, 2013

cabinetman said:
Good looking Chicago rail. Did you make it?

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+1. I like it a lot too. I was wondering the same thing. Did you make it?

Mike Darr

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TheWoodsman

Discussion Starter · #12 · Dec 21, 2013

cabinetman said:
Good looking Chicago rail. Did you make it?

Midwest Millworks said:
+1. I like it a lot too. I was wondering the same thing. Did you make it?

I made bar rail once . . . and I repeat ONCE. Never again. Too much time and sanding and time is money. Unless somebody wants something special I buy off the shelf from Frank Paxton Lumber Co in Cincinnati.

TS3660 said:
I'm not sure if those pictures inspire me or discourage me. That stuff is WAYYYYYY beyond my ability. Incredible.

It's always best to work off of a drawing and break things down into sub-assemblies when building something big. There is a process and you can either follow the process and build things efficiently or just go about it willy-nilly and be really inefficient. I learned alot about organization amd manufacturing when I used to run a 50 person business and oversaw pretty much everything except sales.

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