It’s time once again to browse the eclectic ensamble of our latest batch of community submitted photos!

See below for details on how to send your photos in.

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Marking Gauge by jeff gose

Had fun , repurposed a walnut plaque, short drill bits and laminated an Ash-Poplar face. Discovered card scraping curves with “simple steel”. One coat of raw lindseed oil (about a week drying) and buffed with floor wax. Already started a few more beams and faces. thanks

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Workbench by Orestis

Pine/Spruce, tung oil finish

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Workbench by Smudgefish

Following along with Paul’s excellent design and instructions, my ‘forever bench’ is now complete! Been wanting to make it (procrastinating) for four years, since Mrs Smudgefish said I could have the plywood for Fathers day! Wish I had purchased the wood back then, but managed to source some through work. I should not have been surprised but was amazed at every stage just how well it came together. Added the drawer and tool well add on during the initial build, before dismantling and taking home to the garage. Many thanks to Paul and the team, looking forward to my next project.

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Children’s Workbench by Denis Fedorov

I built my first workbench following Paul’s instructions a few years back and then a second workbench for my kids based on the same design but with some modifications to make it more accessible for children

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Wallclock by joeleonetti

Honduran mahogany with linseed oil then shellac. My eighth clock I’ve made. Donated it for church auction and it raised $200. Best of all, was person who won it was ecstatic. Heard her talking excitedly about it before she won it in the silent auction. Was a great feeling. Thanks Paul for all you taught me.

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Spice Shelf by Lisa Burt

Spice Shelf, to hold my collection antique bottles. Made of oak, with Blue Mahoe (Talipariti elatum) rails.

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Trestle Table by Mike Conner

Trestle table in black walnut and finished with varnish oil.

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Baby’s Cot by Barry B

crib in poplar, finished with water based polycrylic and food safe wax. specs adjusted for local regulations and mattress size

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Dice Box by mercified

D&D Dice Box. Cherry. Shellac & wax.

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LED Headphone Stand by Rafał Dymecki

double led headphone stand. Made of red oak and maple, finished with clear oil and wax.

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Grandchild’s Kitchen Platform by Ian Hemphill

My grandchildren love to help cook, but standing on a chair to reach isn’t very safe or stable. Made two of these, one for each household. The dowel and front top rail lift out for the older ones and provide extra protection for the little ones. These are cherry with a garnet shellac finish.

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Thank you to everyone who has sent a picture in!

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