justin waldron

Male

Fredericksburg, VA

United States

Profile Information:

Which Kreg products do you own?
Kreg Jig®, Kreg Jig® Master System
How would you describe yourself?
Moderate Woodworker

Comment Wall:

  • Charles Parrish

    Justin,
    Thank you.I'm sure I'll need it.

    Mar 6, 2010

  • Jens Jensen

    What issue of Wood had yhre offer/I have subscribed to Wood for 6years and I must have missed the offer

    Mar 10, 2010

  • Jens Jensen



    I dont no if this is linked to you or not but this is one your talking about correct?

    Mar 10, 2010

  • Jens Jensen

    Mar 10, 2010

  • Charles Parrish

    Hi Justin I have bought a 20" Grizzly planer and a Grizzly16" bandsaw. I have a Craftman table saw. Still got to buy Miter saw.

    Mar 13, 2010

  • Charles Parrish

    Hi Justin,
    How did you make a deal like that? Did you know somebody?

    Mar 13, 2010

  • Charles Parrish

    Justin look what I found. Is that what you did?
    Lumber Manufacturers
    If you are interested in building your own furniture, house extensions, platforms, or frames, then you might want to consult the online directory to help you find lumber manufacturers that you can buy construction materials from. You will probably find several distributors listed in the directory. Some people find that the large number of suppliers makes it difficult for them to decide which company they should buy from. You can choose a company by contacting several of them and getting information that will help you make a good decision. Call the first supplier on your list and ask them if they sell a variety of boards, plywood, pulpwood, construction materials, softwood, hardwood, and other products. Some lumber manufacturers that you talk to might focus on certain types of lumber. For instance, a supplier might have pine and cedar timber, but they might not have the other red wood products that you want. It is often best to choose a distributor that can supply you with all of the boards, timbers, and construction materials that you need. Ask the distributors where they are located. If you have a truck that is large enough to carry the dimension of the dried wood, then you might be able to save money on shipping and delivery by choosing a company that is in your area. If you can get a better price from a company out of your area, though, you will want to ask how much it will cost to ship the sizes that you need for your platforms, frames, furniture, or other construction projects.

    Mar 13, 2010

  • Charles Parrish

    I have a Craftman table saw. It runs off of 110 or 220v..Delete Comment

    Mar 13, 2010

  • Charles Parrish

    Justin is the wood already dried or it have to be put in a dryer for wood? The problem I'm running
    into is I don't know what is the best way to get wood. Is that a lumber yard buying cured lumber
    from the mill? Can you buy from the mill and cut the distributor out to save money? I'm trying to
    figure out how to buy and save money.

    Mar 13, 2010

  • Charles Parrish

    Hi Justin, thanks for the quick response. So you go threw alot of planer blades? Do you sharpen your own blades?

    Mar 14, 2010

  • Charles Parrish

    How do you get rust off of planer or table saw surface?

    Mar 15, 2010

  • Charles Parrish

    WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUR BLADES?

    Mar 19, 2010

  • Jens Jensen

    Justin where did I mess up as far as attaching my plans to you for bed.I sent complete set of plans but don't see them on site.

    Apr 12, 2010

  • Jens Jensen

    Do I love my dust collector.I planned out around 100 lineal feet of ash and I did not have one speck of saw dust or chips on the floor. Although I do have to get the cyclone and garbage can because I did plug up.
    Also built a portable dust hood for my router table and can be used with radial arm saw,miter saw and edge sander.

    Apr 17, 2010

  • Doug Fish

    Hi Justin
    Thank you for all the details for your oak bar. My wife just looked at yours again and gave the green light to start the build. Thanks again for all your help!

    Aug 21, 2010

  • justin waldron

    When I have stain questions I am coming to you then!!  I have done some restoration work, but not much.  It's funny, I have never sold anything that I have made.  I build things for friends, they pay me for materials and I build what I can.  I would love to maybe do a craft fair or something, but other than the cutting boards I make I have no clue what else to do.  You get much business off of craigslist selling the things you make??  I have never heard of Etsy.com either.  I need to get in gear and make a little money off of this stuff so I can buy toys!! LOL!  I hope to sell that table saw, words can't even describe!

    Jan 9, 2011

  • Jay Boutwell

    Justin glad it is of some help.  Another Gentleman, David Dean, on the community replied to me as well wanting some plans.  I will draw up a set tonight and get them to you as well.  I never build from plans so don't have any available right now.  I guess I should draw up and catalogue some plans or at least as to how I build them so others could have access to them.  later and If I can answer any questions give me a shout.  jay, from Oregon

    Feb 6, 2011

  • Jay Boutwell

    Justin, I played with the blocks today and came up with some measurments for you and a plan as to how they go together.  Figured it was to complicated to draw and send on this site so , I'll try another way.  I'm sure you can figure it out. basically the height mesurements are figured on a standard 36 inch high cabinet without a pre framed toe kick.  It is figured with a 3/4 thick top so adjust accordingly.   Also don't forget that the measurments for depth is to include a 3/4" thick face frame so deduct that from the floor where the doors will close and on both end panels.

    Also raise the floor on your panels to match the toe kicks of the other cabinets.  

    Feb 6, 2011

  • Steve deshasier

    hey just... some great work.

    Feb 17, 2011

  • David Hagerty

    Justin...

    Printing ir now - will fax shortly.

    You're in DC!

    I commute there everyday of the week

    Mar 4, 2011

  • Jay Boutwell

    I'm honored, maybe some of my 20 plus yrs of working wood can be of help.  I know you have information that I can use.  I have seen your projects and you are very good at what you do.  Looking forward to exchanging information and ideas with you.  Thanks and have a great day

    Mar 4, 2011

  • justin waldron

    Jay, I really appreciate, I don't know how much help I could possibly be, but I will try!!  Thanks for all of your help so far!

    Mar 4, 2011

  • Corbett Price, Sr.

    Hi Buddy!

    I see I have a response already. It's late & I'm going to bed so I'll read & respond to it tomorrow.

    Mar 4, 2011

  • justin waldron

    Hi Buddy!  I'm thinking instead of laying the board on its side, you have to stand it up on edge and do it that way.

    Mar 5, 2011

  • William Steinfeldt

    Justin, you remind me of me 40 years ago, we look to be the same size and your lovely wife seems to be the size of my wife. I am 5 foot 14 and she is 5 foot we have been married for 43 years before the for in November 30, the exact. You have read anything ever need advice about tools, safety, do not be afraid gimme a holler. Your friend, do not call me William call me Bill

    Mar 11, 2011

  • justin waldron

    Bill, I appreciate it!  She consistently tells me that she is the shoemakers kid since I'm always making things for other people.  Please take care of yourself and keep in touch.

    Mar 11, 2011

  • Steve Trevisan

       Great Cabinet!!! My name is Steve Trevisan And sent a friend request because I'm looking for plans for a router table like yours. Would it be possible to obtain a set of plans of your cabinet???? I'm new to kreg and would like this to be my first project. Thank you for your time.

                                                         Steve T

    Mar 28, 2011

  • Steve Trevisan

     Thanks for the welcome and the links for the plans for the router table.It looks great and can't wait to start on min.

    Mar 29, 2011

  • Steve Trevisan

        Thanks for the tips and links for the table. You did a great job and can't wait to start mine. Let u know how it goes.

    Mar 29, 2011

  • Gary roofner

    I don't pay attention to facebook much just seen your reply. I probably will build a new router table some time this sumer. Nothing fancy but think incra fence system in combo with router table and table saw maybe the way to go. So router table info is a hot button for me. Between router form and kreg  I get a lot of good ideas. Thanks for all your help. Hows that new saw treting you?

    Mar 29, 2011

  • Steve Trevisan

      Thanks again and I'll keep your # just incase.

     

    Mar 30, 2011

  • Jayson England

    I was looking for the plans on the router cabinet. I will look through the other stuff you have created....

    Apr 16, 2011

  • Gary roofner

    Are the blades the same on the 734?  I'm think of buy the 734. In which csae I would interested in your review.

    Apr 25, 2011

  • Gary roofner

    never mind I see the 735 is 13" not 12.5 ". I see price very good from that company.

     

    Apr 25, 2011

  • justin waldron

    I think the price is right, but not sure how good they are.  I will post my review.

    Apr 25, 2011

  • Gary roofner

    What do you think of this jig?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VtVGnxlBrc

    Apr 25, 2011

  • Carlos

    That would be Awsome, I will get the size when I go to my sisters house, thank you .

    Sep 9, 2012

  • Leslee

     I really like your table, Justin. I like curly maple it is a beautiful piece of wood.  Your table is a work of art with the curly maple top. That side table will look really good in any room you made it. It would probably enhance other pieces in the room.

     I sure love that table you did. Really fine piece of work. Hopefully, I too could put some nice stuff out sometime next summer. Right now, I'm trying to finish on my big rebuild of my shed/shop.

    Dec 17, 2012

  • justin waldron

    Hey Leslee, thanks for that.  It's funny that it was such an easy project, but it was the wood that sets it off.  I'm going to be adding an addition to my garage this summer to give myself a little more room too.  I'm looking forward to your projects!

    Dec 18, 2012