Archive for January, 2012
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Next up….
By Tony on January 29, 201220The last project, the Shaker dresser, was a fun build. But I always start to feel a bit itchy when I’m just making square cuts. Mind you, square cuts and the resulting joints always seem harder for me than working with the curves and ever-changing angles that you find on a boat or surfboard. With curves, I always seem to […] -
Shaker, not stirred….
OK, a very bad pun, but that’s what I’ve got. Here’s the latest from the shop. A Shaker dresser for my wife. The wood is mainly alder. The drawer boxes are soft maple, with birch plywood bottoms. The stain is Cabot Gunstock. If you’ve not used Cabot stains before, they are my favorite. They go on nice and thick, and […] -
Bookends
Living so close work, 2 blocks, I don’t often get to see the fabulous sunrises and sunsets in the valley. Yesterday was an anomaly for me. I was up at 5:30 AM, early for me, in order to do a quick 6:40 live interview on the local tv channel. Nothing exciting. Just a quick information session about our local triathlon club and […]