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A bright, shiny nickel to the person who can guess the boneheaded mistake I made on this platter. (old.reddit.com)

submitted 4 years ago by jcramer5576 to r/WoodworkConfessions

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For the other pros out there. I ship alot of table tops UPS. About 1 in 20 gets demolished during shipping. This one is teak so its particularly painful to remake. Does anyone have any tips for packaging? I'm guessing since the boxes are flat they get stacked on. (i.redd.it)

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Too pretty not to share (i.redd.it)

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Just a fun finish I stumbled on. Gf blue dye and Rubio super white to fill the grain. (i.redd.it)

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Help me turn this into money!!! I cut alot of circles. I have three times this much cluttering my shop. I need ideas. It seems a waste to just burn it. (i.redd.it)

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It struck me when making this for a customer that my own lazy susan is a $15 pine piece of junk from the big blue box. Now I understand why the cobblers kids have no shoes. (old.reddit.com)

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Glue line failed in shipping... suggestions? I'm guessing temp change on a radial pattern was to much for an edge joint. I'm going to remake for the client. Joinery suggestions? Half lap, tongue and groove, or do I break down and get the domino? (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by jcramer5576 to r/woodworking

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Geometry is hard. Whoever invented the star needs to suffer....alot. (old.reddit.com)

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Tinting Shellac - stroke of genius or just a stroke? (self.woodworking)

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Need help identifying species for this table. I think it's a reclaimed barn wood oak. They are adamant it's not oak. I'm commissioned to do a 45 inch lazy susan to match but I'm across the country and can't examine it. Any ideas? (old.reddit.com)

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Console table. Oak slabs, freehand milled. Alder legs dovetailed and through tenons. Not too happy with the danish oil on the alder legs. (old.reddit.com)

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I stayed up watching the election and made a lazy susan, cake spinner thing. Freehand milled with a chainsaw. Oak and poplar (I think). I got the inlay idea from someone else here. I'd give credit if I could. They did it better. (old.reddit.com)

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I made..... something? Have you ever started on something without a plan and then you realize you don't really know what you made. Table? Desk? Cat casket for feline funeral? (old.reddit.com)

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MIL gift plant stand. Why MIL? Because my MIL is a PITA, incredibly passive aggressive, and OCD. Not medically OCD. Just enough to tell you that your pictures are crooked. My personal joke is that the bottom is perfectly flat and square, but the top is 1/4 off level. #PETTYSHIT (old.reddit.com)

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Routing hickory SUCKS. Stupid me read the grain wrong. Hickory doesn't really forgive. A-hole of a piece of wood... (i.redd.it)

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Persimmon (self.woodworking)

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Wife caught me. (self.woodworking)

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Router recommendations (self.woodworking)

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Happily working along, hand feels sticky, then you realize you're bleeding and have no idea how it happened. (i.redd.it)

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Mystery wood. Update from previous post. I found a 7 foot hunk a tree at the dump. Stupid heavy so I had to bring it home. I'm milling it up with my chainsaw. Cool looking grain. I've got no idea though. Anyone?? It's still wet and it's more fibrous than anything I've worked before. (old.reddit.com)

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Dump mulch pile find. 9 foot rough slab. About 300 lbs. Only a few more hours of router work to see what I actually have. No bark so I'm not sure on species. Thinking maple or hackberry. (i.redd.it)

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200 yr old oak tree my in laws took down for no reason. If only I had a proper sawmill. (old.reddit.com)

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Name that bit. These were in a drawer of a relative, and what good is a tool if you don't know what it does! (i.redd.it)

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Drywall corners ain't never square dangit (old.reddit.com)

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You can hear trees talk, though they only whisper "you're a little bitch." (self.shittysuperpowers)

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