Mountain chalets

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Projects: grandpasworkshop, Old mansions
Location: Stanwood,Wa

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Comment by Fins59 on January 24, 2013 at 7:53pm: Lookin' good.

I'm surviving the winter by making a few bird feeders and houses. Made a few from cedar, but then dug into my slabwood-firewood stacks. Slabwood has interesting designs/features, and is already rustic and keeps the cost down.

I'm using a lot of 1/2" material and bought the Kreg Micro Jig just for this purpose, and am having good results.

Found that when using plexi-glass in the feeders, a band saw (fine tooth blade) does an excellent job in cutting. Using 3/8" with 6 TPI.

Comment by Don Montgomery on January 23, 2013 at 11:38pm: I :-) awesomely done, I love making things with old barnyard would looking aged as I do… Later… Get on it cut some wood...

Comment by Ken Darga on January 22, 2013 at 12:43pm: Jens,

Very nice---Well done!

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