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10-21-2024, 08:20 AM (This post was last modified: 10-28-2024, 09:21 AM by MGoBlue1984.)
Step stool for granddaughter. Old eastern white pine.
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12-25-2024, 10:15 AM
Making a window from 100+ year old Luxfer tiles.
Need a pair of them for our kitchen

   
   
   
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12-31-2024, 09:21 PM
Nice....that is some good looking qswo.

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01-01-2025, 08:51 AM
Finishing up the toddler bed piece for grandson's bed.  Crib previously delivered, but the way he's growing he's gonna need that crib converted into a toddler bed sooner rather than later.  Plans are the Wood Mag 3-in-1 crib/toddler/fullsize bed from early 2000's...

   
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01-02-2025, 07:03 PM
(01-01-2025, 08:51 AM)R Clark Wrote: Finishing up the toddler bed piece for grandson's bed.  Crib previously delivered, but the way he's growing he's gonna need that crib converted into a toddler bed sooner rather than later.  Plans are the Wood Mag 3-in-1 crib/toddler/fullsize bed from early 2000's...

Looking good.
Are the slats individually mortised or set in a groove?
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01-03-2025, 05:22 AM
(01-02-2025, 07:03 PM)2beast Wrote: Looking good.
Are the slats individually mortised or set in a groove?

Set in a groove, so "fake" mortices.

There is one exception.  The slat on the open end (farthest from the camera) is set in a mortice; it's structural, so it needs that extra strength.
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01-03-2025, 11:21 AM
Just finished two serving trays from WOOD magazine issue 188. Lumber was milled from walnut logs I have stored for 20+ years. No photos because this forum software is sadly deficient.
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 Several new picture frames; fresh off the bench and onto the walls.
One from real Mahogany and three from Florida Cypress having slip feathers in the miters.
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Miters look good on those frames.  Are you using a jig of some sort?
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