Monday, March 31, 2014
Beginner making wood projects at home
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Beginner project shaker-inspired magazine rack Woodworks: beginner project 2000-2001 shaker-inspired magazine rack the magazine rack is a wonderful project for beginning woodworkers. • the basic construction.
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Project planning and gantt charts - u of m: department of A sample gantt chart, made in excel, appears at the end of this document. if today’s date were may 13, task a would be behind schedule, task b ahead and task c.
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Science unit studies for homeschoolers and teachers The best part is seeing how proud they feel when they really understand what they are learning, and they realize it is fun. this is not just a science curriculum with.
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Saturday, March 29, 2014
Free diy woodworking plans spice rack
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Starting on the router table fence
Mere Minutes
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe March 27 1886 – August 17 1969
"Less is More" - Mies van der RoheI M Pei
The person that I have decided to research is not a furniture designer but rather an architect by the name of I.M. Pei., he went to M.I.T wanted to study engineer, but was convinced to study architecture. His role model and influence came from Frank Lloyd Wright. Some of his notable and recognizable works are The Louvres glass pyramid and the spiral staircase, Bank of China (in Hong Kong) and the John F. Kennedy Library. I find I.M. Peis work to be amazing and awe inspiring, his works are all very geometrical, clean cut and although it looks very minimal in the design aspects its elegant yet sturdy. Peis style has been described as modernist with a cubist twist. Besides the obvious geometric shape usage in his designs I also noticed that he also likes to work with glass, He does not really explain why he uses the materials he uses, but it did mention that he likes to find balance in his works, which i think he does. Most if not all does not look too bare or too excessive.
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
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Greg’s Orrery
From: Greg
Website: nolemonsnomelon.wordpress.com
Location: Broken Arrow, OK
Hobbyist or Pro: Hobbyist
Experience: 10+ yrs
Project Name: Orrery
Wood Species: Pine, Baltic Birch Ply
Finish Used: Spit coat of shellac followed by gloss Minwax wipe-on poly.
Project Description:
This may not qualify since I did some of it on a CNC router but it was certainly a fun project. I documented the build at my website.
This is called an orrery; it’s a mechanical model of the solar system. You turn the crank and the planets go around the sun realistically. That is, mercury goes around pretty fast, Saturn creeps along on the outside, etc. It’s really fun to turn the crank and watch everything work. It’s kind of mesmerizing. Each planet is attached to its gear below with a brass tube and these tubes are all concentric.
I made the gears using my friend’s CNC router. I had to design all the gears in CAD and then take them to his machine where we had to make a few more adjustments. These were made with a 1/8¨ router bit. The machine itself is made by ShopBot and uses a Porter Cable variable speed router (I forget – the big one they sell). I did the largest gear by hand on the bandsaw just to convince myself that CNC was a smarter idea. It wasn’t faster though (although if I were to make a second one, it would go much faster.)
You can see a video of the Orrery in action!
Start Up Woodworker
Woodworking magazines provide excellent ideas for woodworkers but sometimes the projects are far above the ability of the beginner. Beautiful cabinets with elaborate marquetry may pose a challenge to the expert carpenter/woodworker, but for the guy starting off, it is far beyond his ability and experience.
What is in it for a Beginner
This article is too short to make an expert out of a beginner but it tries to show what simple projects can be attempted. Plans cannot be given here as they are available elsewhere, but I will give an idea of the process that is followed when making something. It is not intended to give detailed instructions, just to give an idea of what is involved in creating a project. Using a typical project, the process is illustrated.
The Process of Creating a Project
Lets assume you want to make a table. The process is the same whether a coffee table or a kitchen table is made, so lets make a coffee table. Choose a size: make it 4 ft x 2 ft and 16 inches high. Now choose the wood. For a beginner, choose something that is not expensive and that can be stained to look like a more expensive type of wood.
The top can be made out of a piece of board or plywood with the same type of wood or veneer that will be used for the other parts. To hide the edges a border can be cut from say a 2 inches x 1 inches of wood. The edge can be routed in a nice pattern to make it look better. Where the edges meet, a miter needs to be cut. It is perhaps easier to make this frame first and cut the board to fit exactly inside.
For a coffee table the legs need to be looking a bit more elaborate than a normal kitchen table. If you dont have a lathe to turn the legs, they can be cut square with a taper toward the feet. If you have a router, you can rout some edges or a stripe into the legs to make them look more fancy, just dont overdo it.
The side and end rails can be straight or have a curved bottom, if you have a jig saw or a band saw the bottom edges can then being routed to a nice edge. If the table size is, as mentioned above, the table top needs to overhang by about 2 inches all round. That means the lengthwise rails have to be cut to 4 ft less 2x2 inches less 2x the thickness of the legs. The same for the end rails but now the width is less.
Alternatively if it should be a modern design, the legs can be straight down and be flush with the table top.
For simplicity the legs and the rails can be joined up with dowels. Three dowels per joint with dowels not less than 3/8 inch. The drilling is tricky if you do not have a drill press. The holes need to be exactly 90 degrees to the face of the joint. You can buy little marker plugs with your dowels.
First drill the holes in the rails, held in a vice and clearly marked. Hold the drill exactly 90 degrees to the face being drilled. When this is done place the marker plugs into the holes. Place the leg where it must go and tap with a hammer. Thus the holes that need to be drilled in the legs, are marked exactly where they must be drilled, then drill them to the right depth.
For the next step you will need clamps. Glue the dowels and the face of the rails and press into the legs. If you only have two clamps, clamp the sides first and when the glue has set, assemble the frame with the same procedure as described.
The table top can also be fitted with dowels to the rails. Just be careful not to drill through the table top and ruin it. Use a depth gauge on your drill. Now the job is finished except for the staining and/ or varnishing and there you have it! You have created a coffee table.
Author: D.W. Hoffmann, hobby woodworker. For the necessary resources see my website: http://www.toolsforcarpentry.com
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Monday, March 3, 2014
George Nakashima Work Ethic and Inspiration
Wooden protractor and other woodworking ideas
I was delighted to see Travis Johnsons version of my wacky Jetsons wall clock. Looking at this clock just makes me happy.
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Book boxes are great gift projects. Jeffrey Berry made two from Mothers Day. One for his mom and his mother-in-law. Love the cover treatments!
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Sunday, March 2, 2014
Build a Vintage Ladder
