Practice make perfect.

Very handsome !

s.mackay@worldnet.att.net

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Re: Practice make perfect.

Kevin French, Antrim, NH

>Great job. Looks like you must have nail it on the first one, unless you're hid'n a couple more.

VERY nice

Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA

>The quarter-sawn oak one (that is oak, yes - on the left?) and the two that look like curly maple are especially pretty, in my opinion. A simple piece like this can handle wild wood.

Oh, and

Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA

>The library table looks very nice, too, from the snippet you've shown - how about a full picture of that?

show us more

Jerome Bias

>they are beautiful. Show us more of the table.

Jerome

Mebane, NC

NICE!

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>I made a few of these pipe boxes for Christmas presents last year. They are a bit of a challange. Mine were rif saw oak.

Besides the oak and maple ones what are the others made from?

I too would like to see some more of the table.

Well done!

Re: Practice make perfect.

GolfSteve in Calgary

>Impressive grouping of pipe-boxes, David. Wood selections makes a huge difference to a small project like this. My neice and I made a pair of these a year or two ago and they were a fun project.

Re: Practice make perfect.

David Churnega

>Somehow I cannot make the picture small enough to go here. I used to be pretty good with PCs and DOS. Now I try to spend more time in the workshop. Go to Woodnet and look for Djchurn as a poster and you will see all in the frame. The woods used on the pipe boxes are Qsawn Red Oak, Red Oak, Birds Eye/Curly Maple and Walnut. I do not own a scroll saw and these took some practice to make on the Band Saw.

The Library Table is entirely Qsawn White Oak I purchased from an Amish Sawmill 45 mile south of Cleveland.

Thanks for your interest.

David in Cleveland, Ohio

You Lazy Bass Turd... *LINK*

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>Just Kiddin! Here the link


WoodNet

Re: Practice make perfect. *LINK*

David Churnega

>Maybe just the photo this time.


http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z135/DJChurn/tools/librarytable2.jpg

Re: You Lazy Bass Turd...

Kevin French, Antrim, NH

>A TURNTABLE? Got the old vinyl still. I looking to hook a TT up to my to convert LPs to MP3s.

Re: straying further off topic...

Glenn Madsen near San Francisco

>A USB turntable! A friend of mine was talking about this the other day. He bought one, and will be putting it to use with his system when it all gets to Washington state early in August. He just retired as the chief propeller head for one of the school districts tech programs.

Comes with some very slick software for matching speeds and filtering noise issues from old records... Under $200. Well under. Maybe even at Costco, too.