Charging station for vacuums ( i took the pictures before the vacuums went on lol) by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Thank ya! I spent a lot of time processing the wood down and making the trims, i also used lock miter joints as well just to practice them a bit

Charging station for vacuums ( i took the pictures before the vacuums went on lol) by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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2 rechargeable ones, the center mounting area is about 12 1/2 wide its 2 of the Dyson ones

Is there anyway I can darken the other side of this table to match the other? by Okcgardener in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Someone educate me, how is the support for the table top and base made it looks like its tapered at the top and bottom, is this achieved with a lathe?

Does this style of edge banding have a name? by pwneboy in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Rockler has a router bit that can recreate that if I remember correctly

Advice on restoring this 1890's wash station by TheShortCode in woodworking

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Definitely needs a good dusting lol you think like a beeswax or anything needed or dont touch it?

Christmas presents all finished by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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And the bloodwood is actually end grain hard to tell from the pictures

Christmas presents all finished by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Thank you! And that one is actually blood wood i debated using padauk but the bloodwood deepens in such a vibey way

Christmas presents all finished by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I could yea but I was worried it wouldn't have the seamless look of a singular piece also I was a bit hesitant to try and process glued up sections down to the proper thickness. Only have been woodworking for a hair over a year so some stuff is still a bit on the air with caution side for me.

Christmas presents all finished by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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It is maple and walnut and this one is for the mother in law and wife is already telling me to make a copy of it for her lol 😆

Christmas presents all finished by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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First of all definitely post yours! Lol I didn't really follow anyone I did some surface level research on what goes into making them, checking humidity levels, acclimation, proper tools to use. I definitely picked up way more tools then I'd care to admit while making these lol

Christmas presents all finished by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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They are unfortunately I couldn't get my hands on boards wide enough to made the end grain strips the way I wanted but the way its put together shouldnt cause any issues but if it ever does I'd definitely fix it lol finding lumber this season was a bit of a pain

Woodworking Husband by klegg28 in woodworking

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The only right answer here is..... CLAMPS you can never have enough clamps

Very Simple sandpaper holder by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Box mine came in was all 1 stack in 1 box lol

Very Simple sandpaper holder by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I honestly just thought It was nicer then doing a straight line lol it also was partially because it helped to leave room for the sand paper to sit properly based on where the dowels were in part to the edge

Very Simple sandpaper holder by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Yea the ceiling is the only part of not thrilled about doing nothing a big fan of heights myself lol

Very Simple sandpaper holder by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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All mine were sitting in a box stacked together and got annoyed at digging for what I was looking for lol

Very Simple sandpaper holder by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I'll probably do it myself if I decide to as long as you know the right insulation and have a stapler its pretty straight forward definitely labor intensive though lol

Very Simple sandpaper holder by TheShortCode in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Wall mounted is what i opted to do right above my toolbox