The one woodworking photo you're most proud of.

[Bob Sanders]

Post the one woodworking photo you're most proud of, and why.

[david sims]

Fills out the space and looks a heck of alot better. A+

Randy Caswell said:

I tore out this old fireplace....

...and replaced it with this fireplace and matching wainscoat.

[ART LA COMBE]

Fabulous. Just what I want to do. The corner cabinets must have been
a bear to design and build. Any advice?
Do you a over-the-stove vent built into your microwave?

You must be very proud of your finished accomplishment.

art


david sims said:

This is an after photo of my kitchen renovation. I made my first set of cabinets.

[david sims]

The bottom corner cabinet is a standard size. The top corner cabinet is about two inches smaller width wise than a standard wall corner cabinet. I layed out my measurements on a sheet of 3/4" sandply and then cut out the corner cabinet base with a circular saw and straightedge. I switched to a jig saw for the last little bit of the inside corner. Then traced the bottom panel and cut that piece for the top. I used a flush cut bit on my router to clean up anything. After that you need two sides and some nailing stripps. Hope this will help get you started. I can take pics, measurements, what ever you need.

The microwave is not vented outside.

ART LA COMBE said:

Fabulous. Just what I want to do. The corner cabinets must have been
a bear to design and build. Any advice?
Do you a over-the-stove vent built into your microwave?

You must be very proud of your finished accomplishment.

art


david sims said:

This is an after photo of my kitchen renovation. I made my first set of cabinets.

[Ben Socratous]

Not there are any pocket holes in this (all mortise and tennon), but this was my first decent project I completed. I've done some larger things with wood, but seeing as I did the upholstery on this too it is my stand out favourite project at this time.

[Jens Jensen]

looks great

Ben Socratous said:

Not there are any pocket holes in this (all mortise and tennon), but this was my first decent project I completed. I've done some larger things with wood, but seeing as I did the upholstery on this too it is my stand out favourite project at this time.

[Phil Pendleton]

John,
Good looking poker table. We had a problem of 10 guys trying to get around a 8 sided table, so I changed some plans and built a ten sided table.

Turned out well.



John Hammond said:

Another View

[Deangelo M Thornton]

Those kitchen cabinets just look like they are done by some professional. Good job. I have searched for more cabinetry designs if anyone is interested they can look here. Once again I have got to say, great job on those kitchen cabinets.

david sims said:

This is an after photo of my kitchen renovation. I made my first set of cabinets.

[Tim Grace]

Wow, some impressive works being posted!  Mine is this flag box as a memorial to my brother-in-law.  It was one of the more complex things I made to this point and it got me back into woodworking after a very long hiatus.

[Glen S]

This is the flag that was presented to my Brother In Law by the local VFW when John was laid to rest. His Daughter,, my Wife,, chose the Quilted Maple & the background cloth. I merely had the honor of putting it all together. The shop was oddly quiet each day I worked on it. Even had a few sweaty eye moments doing this for my BIL.

[Robert Melrose]

This sofa table I made for my wife. It was the first thing I made for her.

[Glen S]

VERY nice!!

[Debra Jacobs]

Fine job!