Gallery Goodness, 28th July 2017
It’s a day of heightened industry in the workshop. Paul has a class here, currently in its fourth day, and the air resounds with the various thuds, clangs, bangs and thumps that accompany hand tool woodworkers in full flow. But it’s not just here that folks are ripping and shaping, witness the preponderance of pieces photographed for your enjoyment over the course of this past month!
Wallclock by Edvard Titlić
Croatian White Oak (light walnut stain) and shellac finish
Sofa Table by chubbard
Peruvian walnut sofa table with maple inlays
Joiner’s Mallet by Marcelo Lima
Chestnut with maracatiara handle
Four Planes by John Moe
I started making wood planes last winter out of white birch from my own land. White oak and butter nut for knobs and totes. I love the way they work. the last one, inspired by Paul’s blog about the idea, from parts of a broken #5 Bailey that came with my bedrock 607 bought on craigslist. I was going to make knew tote and knob but couldn’t bear to separate those parts that had been one plane for more than 110 years. I liked the look of Paul’s design better than mine but wanted to use the knob. I love my wood planes, so light and so much less friction.
Wallclock by Glenn Malone
Made from reclaimed pine. Medium oak stain and then light oak wax.
Sofa Table by Clifford
Sofa table (no shelf white oak med walnut danish oil) and pine prototype keepsake box
Workbench by Arthur Coates
7′ 9″ pine bench with a coat of amber shellac
Sauna Door by Misha
A sauna door and a door box. Alder. No glue. Vertical planks are mated with a loose tongue, sliding dovetail and breadboard end. The door box is dovetailed. The door handles will be installed a bit later.
Keepsake Box by rickyli647
Wallclock by Glenn Malone
Made from reclaimed pine. Medium oak stain and then light oak wax.
Dovetail Box by Andrew Konopitski
Pine. Ended up tearing up the top rim with a dull beading plane so I glued on a new rim and beveled it.
Workbench by Donley
My first big build. 2×4 pine. 5 foot length with each bench being 13 inches wide. The well is 12 inches and the aprons are 10 inches.
Footstool by chemical_cake
Chunky stepping stool made from 2 1/4″ oak offcuts. The rails are shoulderless which obviated the need for any complex calculations for the leg splay. Made as a gift for my grandmother.
Desk Foot Stool by Tassos Aristidou
Made by Greek pine, finished by shellac and furniture wax
Winding Sticks by Emmanuel Olive
Oak
Thank you very much to everyone who posted. It is such an encouragement to see all of this handiwork take shape in so many place, far and near. If you would like to submit a picture to the gallery, please use the submissions form, and remember, there are plenty more projects to look at in the galleries, so do check the menu at the top of the website.
Its beautiful and awesome (SOFA TABLE BY CHUBBARD). The product of the above gallery
Regards,
Khan