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| https://imgur.com/user/cgode01No idea if this link will work....first time attempting to post a picture here.....anywho, a couple recent projects I just completed
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| quote: Originally posted by Leemur: cgode, I’m just getting a link to the main page
Yeah....my technological ability is well....crap I’ll have to work on it a bit today and find a hosting site https://imgur.com/a/lrQUGgt...this appears to work
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| Wife asked me to build her a bookcase for the living room. I got carried away (as usual) and built this. Biggest furniture project I've built to date (approx 12' wide and 8.5' tall). Or a simpler project. My office desk I'm still using today (doubles as an indoor dog house ), but will be replacing soon with another of my own creation.
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| quote: Originally posted by cgode: https://imgur.com/user/cgode01No idea if this link will work....first time attempting to post a picture here.....anywho, a couple recent projects I just completed
When I clicked it, I saw a Blue Lives Matter flag you made. Now it's gone bye-bye. |
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| quote: Originally posted by cne32507: quote: Originally posted by cgode: https://imgur.com/user/cgode01No idea if this link will work....first time attempting to post a picture here.....anywho, a couple recent projects I just completed
When I clicked it, I saw a Blue Lives Matter flag you made. Now it's gone bye-bye.
Correct...that would be one flag I made....funny, I can program my CNC but can’t post a picture
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| Hey, Can anybody make a wooden stand similar to those display stands that are made for rifles? I need something like that to support a piece of brass fire pole that came from the department I volunteered at in the 80's, when the pole was removed and scrapped a friend got some pieces of it and sent me one.
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| This is not a personal project, as I was paid to do it. And rather than a nice piece of furniture, it is an example of a very technical millwork project. I made this in the early 80s while working in a millwork shop. We were not into taking finely detailed pictures of stuff then, but you can get the general idea. I was standing on top of a dumpster to get this shot. It is a drop ceiling for a house in the Spring Valley section of DC. I did a lot of work for that house, including some furniture. The octagons are about 6ft across, and the open corner is for a helical staircase to pass through. The stiles and rails are 5/4" CWP, and the raised panels are 3/4" CWP. All of the straight joints are mortised and tenoned, and the octagon parts are splined, glued, and nailed. I did everything from layout, gluing up the panels, working the joints and sticking, raising the panels, and assembly. It is in the parking lot as that is the only place I had to assemble the whole thing. There are four dry M/T joints so it could go out in four pieces, necessary to get it into the house.
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| Gotta say, BIG time talent on this forum. I'm very impressed. |
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| quote: Originally posted by Bytes: Gotta say, BIG time talent on this forum. I'm very impressed.
Agree 100%! ^^^^^^ I'm more of a carpenter than a furniture maker but I'll share my biggest project for this year, not complete. A Daughter wanted the exterior of the old house she bought for a song spruced up and painted... but rebuilding the overhang had to come first! This 2600 sq ft house has been added on to 4 times we think, has 13 corners on it, and doesn't have a straight, level or square spot on it. . Here is a before shot of the longest wall... Note the closest window in the photo... it has been covered up inside years ago by a bathtub unit. Here I replaced a few rotten rafter tips, added lookout blocking and strips for vinyl soffit and a new fascia board that will be covered with pre finished aluminum. Progress Added a window delete... Some finished corner detail...
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| Made all these around'03-'06, and a few others I sold before I took the picture. Gave it up a long time ago. free picture upload |
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| There's some beautiful work posted in this thread. I'm not a serious woodworker; if I need something and I think I can make it... I'm sure I've posted my saddle stand in a similar thread. I'm proud of the horse gear I assembled over my years working horseback, and when I retired, didn't want it sitting in a storage room.
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