What did you do in your shop today?
- Thread starter woodtickgreg
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Cored a little elm burl blank for a pair of natural edged bowls. Lots of hand sanding left to do after they dry a bit.
Not anything woodworking.
My wife needed a cheese pump so we picked up one of these:
and I cut a piece of plexi to fit the top of the crockpot, drilled a hole for the pump, and there you go.
Works pretty well and eliminates the dropping of cheese everywhere.
My wife needed a cheese pump so we picked up one of these:
and I cut a piece of plexi to fit the top of the crockpot, drilled a hole for the pump, and there you go.
Works pretty well and eliminates the dropping of cheese everywhere.
Cheese pump? What's a cheese pump? If your cheese can be pumped you ain't making it right. Just sayin.
Doc, those are beautiful! Good work Dude!
you need to eliminate the , https// when you post links from amazon....just start the link from the , www.
Cheese pump? What's a cheese pump? If your cheese can be pumped you ain't making it right. Just sayin.
amazon.com/Heinz-511030-Easy-Pump/dp/B001AB4G7G
And the cheese sauce is similar to this: amazon.com/dp/B00FRFSB0O
but you could do home made cheese sauce as well, just can't have the chunkies in it since that'd block the pump.
Why did you use black glue?
I truly admire guys that have neat and clean workshops where everything has it's place. I'm a bit of a packrat and I'm cheap, so my shop is a terrible mess. Anyway, I used my shop time this weekend to make these shelves. Still need to organize a bit, nothing fancy, but it is a big improvement for my workspace...
I spent the afternoon in a sweltering barn pulling lumber ordered by a local craftsman. Thankfully, my wife and daughter helped since many of these boards were 18-20" wide and 16' long of Eastern White Pine that was sawn 110 years ago. Gorgeous pumpkin color like old EWP turns.
I know! I know! It shows off the file work on the spine better by filling in the low gaps! You'll see
Uhmmm Doc! If you plan on heating the shop with those little cored bowls out of that, I'd be happy to send you shipping and a few chunks of Red Oak to take their place!
beautiful!
Black enamel paint for the file work...
I used what i had, then epoxied over it...
Trying to do it like tom does, but i didnt have any dye for the epoxy...
made a picture frame from Norfolk Island Pine
Is that from your recent score? 
Is that from your recent score?
No. I cut up a dry log to make it. Client wants 8 more