Gallery Goodness, 20th September 2018

We’ve had some very impressive submissions this week. It’s just astounding to see so many. Can’t really say more than that. Thank you!

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Workbench by Steve

Made from pine from a local sawmill. Included my dad’s old Record 53 – also in picture is joiners mallet . dogs and winding sticks. Many mistakes but have learned a lot.

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Workshop by Theophilus Georgandas

I couple of years now, I am trying to set up, organize a work space.

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Workbench by Oscar Visser

Workbench, just for myself

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Trestle Table by Oscar Visser

Oak kitchen table (with iron U-shaped trestles)

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Footstool by Tom Bird

Milking Stool. My first project on my Seller’s-style workbench! Thanks woodworkingmasterclass crew! Pine and redwood. Shellac and furniture polish finish.

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Joiner’s Mallet by Tom Bird

Maple Mallet. Boiled linseed oil and wax finish.

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Dovetail Box by Glenn Kuffel

Box #4. Pine. All hand tools using Paul’s techniques. Practice improves.

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Bathroom Cabinet by Kurt Schultz

2nd grade pine finished with amber shellac and wax. Layout for the door build was the most challenging…now I have 2 other doors that will need cabinets to! One will be a first aid cabinet for the garage. The other issue I encountered was my cabinet sides where not true to width- not the short side causing the installed mirror retaining bars to bump on the shelves. So instead of making the shelves thinner, i opted to make a bunch of small clips to avoid the shelves.

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Tea Tote by caerlynnfibers

oak and dead chestnut I carried down on my shoulders for fire wood from a pirenee mountain forest.

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Picture Frame by Peter George

Craftsman style picture frame made from oak

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Picture Frame by Peter George

Inlaid picture frame Roasted aspen inlaid with maple

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Small Dovetail Box by Kenneth McCraw

Small Deodar Cedar box with Spalted Maple top and bottom Shellac finish

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Dovetail Box by Kenneth McCraw

Pine box with Mahogany trim Shellac finish

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Dovetail Box by Kenneth McCraw

Box made with Pine cut offs glued together, top Ash frame with Elm insert Shellac finish

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Dovetail Boxes by Kenneth McCraw

Pine tool storage box for my Record 044 and one for my Stanley 289, one oil finish and one Shellac finish

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Coin Cabinet by Jake Gevorgian

Numismatic coin cabinet. Used mahogany, maple, cocobolo drawer pulls and brass drawer pulls.

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Winding Sticks by Reagan Herman

Winding sticks from oak, ebony and curly maple.

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Workbench by David Boyle

My first ever joinery project! My late father in law who I never had the pleasure of meeting had been a keen woodworker. I had noticed a plane in his garage a couple of years ago and hadn’t known what it was. It turned out to be a rusty no4 record. In researching the plane and how to restore I happened upon Paul’s YouTube channel which is an invaluable resource. I restored the plane and built the bench to begin to learn its use and maintenance. I know my bench isn’t the finest example but it’s solid and heavy and feels fantastic to use. The vise is a heavy brute of a thing that I saved from our previous house, a Parkinson, also restored and working well. I really like the idea of continuing to use old and once forgotten tools and in a sense bringing them back to life. I sometimes think of the people that used them previously. Thanks for this amazing resource and the opportunity to think about the past and learn new and valuable skills

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Small Dovetail Box

Small Sliding Lid box, made from old wood from toolbox till. Note nail hole in bottom. Wood seems to be spruce or white pine.

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Dining Table bench by NikonD80

White Oak bench with storage under the seats. 64″ long, 17″ deep and 19″ high. This was built to accompany a dining table I made a few years ago. Finished in blond shellac.

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Bench Stool by NikonD80

Made this out of scrap pine and faux leather left over from another project so I could sit at the bench when drawing plans. Finished in blond shellac.

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Craftman-style Lamp by NikonD80

White Oak lamp. The Oak was fumed in ammonia and then finished with Amber Shellac before being given a final couple of coats of wax.

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If you would like to submit a picture to the gallery, please use the submissions form, and remember, there are plenty more projects to see in the galleries, so do have a look at the menu at the top of the website.