Harold Choate made this jig for making mortises from watching a YouTube video (link below). This is self-centering and can be adjusted to various widths. It is designed to be portable and not clamped to a table. More Pictures: Original …
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The church needed a new podium in the Activity Center. A parishioner was removing an old cabin from their property and numerous boards were recovered. We found the lumber was hand-hewn Cypress from the 1850’s. After removing nails, staples and …
At the January 2022 meeting, Jim Landry showed us the pantry ladder he recently built based on the one Hays Town has at his house. Thanks to Jim for drawing up the plans for this!
The club decided to give the Founding Members a plaque thanking them for their effort in creating the Baton Rouge Woodworkers club. [brwc_user id=”24″] is the chair of a committee consisting of [brwc_user id=”99″], [brwc_user id=”2″], [brwc_user id=”28″], and and …
I recently used Norm Abram’s plans to build an Adirondack chair that are published in his Classics from the new Yankee workshop. His style is easy to follow and he provides photos and detailed drawings on grids, which are good …
Dimension: 64″ H x 36″ W x 22″ D • Primary Wood: cherry • Finish: garnet shellac (padded) “Traditionally, a linen-press is a cabinet, usually of woods such as oak, walnut, or mahogany, and designed for storing sheets, table-napkins, clothing, …
