Matt | June 27, 2008
It’s been a little while but lumber species of the month is back again. Today though, we’re not talking about a specific species of lumber but more of an beneficial defect that can be found in lumber.
Spalted lumber refers to any lumber in which a fungus or mold has begun to decay the wood and leaves a really unique pattern [...]
Matt | June 24, 2008
Time for the next installment of the Child’s Bookcase Project. We’re nearing the completion of the project and in today’s episode I demonstrate resawing and shiplapping of stock for the back.
I can’t say enough about how easy the resawing went with my WoodSlicer Resaw Blade from Highland Woodworking. If you’re in the market for a [...]
Matt | June 22, 2008
For a lot of us, the back of a project is usually just a matter of cutting a piece of plywood to fit. But a specific design may call for something more, or perhaps we just want it looking nicer.
What are our options? Do we really have options? Sure!!
If you’d like to enter for free [...]
Matt | June 19, 2008
Last year a longtime listener and LumberJock buddy, Wayne C. sent in a great idea for all of us vintage tool hunters. Wayne’s Hand Plane Hunting Kit is a great jig of sorts, to take with you on your next trip to the flea market, antique store, garage sale or wherever you find vintage tools.
Considering [...]
Matt | June 17, 2008
Hey folks it’s time for part 3 of this multi-part series following me building a child’s bookcase for a friend of the family. As promised, I documented the build. The good, the bad and the ugly and I’ll be posting new episodes on Wednesdays from this point out, enjoy!!
REMEMBER! If you have any comments, questions, suggestions or [...]
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