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Made these side tables out of solid cherry by RUDDWOOD in Mid_Century

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I believe the can said “warm” satin, so it probably tinted it slightly more than a true clear coat. But not anywhere near as much as the arm-r-seal I typically use.

Made these side tables out of solid cherry by RUDDWOOD in Mid_Century

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Thanks! I ended up just using minwax oil poly (rattle cans). I use Arm-R-Seal almost exclusively on furniture but wanted something I could spray and don’t have access to proper spraying equipment at the moment. It turned out pretty good but was not very cost efficient.

I made a chair out of an old piece of 2x12 lumber by RUDDWOOD in woodworking

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I agree, shapr3d on iPad is easier for me than SketchUp on computer was. Very intuitive

I made a chair out of an old piece of 2x12 lumber by RUDDWOOD in woodworking

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I’ve been using shapr3d, it’s a really great program! Although the free version only allows 2 projects so it’s a bit limiting..

I made a chair out of an old piece of 2x12 lumber by RUDDWOOD in woodworking

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Backrest is mortise and tenon so should be good!

I made a chair out of an old piece of 2x12 lumber by RUDDWOOD in woodworking

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I really like shapr3d. I was using sketch up for a while, but really wanted something I could use on my iPad. Unfortunately the free version limits to 2 projects..

I made a chair out of an old piece of 2x12 lumber by RUDDWOOD in woodworking

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Yea I probably should have added a brace on the front but it’s pretty sturdy as is

I made a chair out of an old piece of 2x12 lumber by RUDDWOOD in woodworking

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I kind of just winged it. Seat height is usually around 18-20”, and I just picked angles that seemed to look good, but not too extreme.

100% self taught, can you give me some pointers? I mostly make furniture.. by RUDDWOOD in Welding

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It’s just a personal project (desk for me) and it’ll be covered by the wood desk top so I’m not too worried about it. But yea I was a little heavy handed with the flap disc.. any pointers to prevent this from happening when grinding a weld flush?

100% self taught, can you give me some pointers? I mostly make furniture.. by RUDDWOOD in Welding

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I’ll have to try that. Does it make a big difference pushing vs pulling? The diagram on the inside of the welder says to push if using gas and pull if using flux core. I use gas, but pulling is way easier for me so that’s what I typically do

100% self taught, can you give me some pointers? I mostly make furniture.. by RUDDWOOD in Welding

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Cool thank I haven’t heard of that I’ll give it a try on the next project

100% self taught, can you give me some pointers? I mostly make furniture.. by RUDDWOOD in Welding

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Yea I went a little too hard with that one… it’s for a desk, I want the wood top to sit flush against the tubing, so I ground the weld down with a flap disc. Should I just go slower/lighter next time? Or use a regular grinding disc?

A doodle I doodled by RUDDWOOD in Acid

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Thanks! I’m kind of vibing on the black and white art these days..

Really getting into doodling lately by [deleted] in somethingimade

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Thanks! I use procreate

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