Our latest attempt at wood working (pic)

[JustinGoodie]

Originally posted by: deerslayer
Looks pretty nice!

I miss shop class

damn straight

 

[alkemyst]

Working out a L shaped nook for my kitchen and coffee table.

My Workstation (about 7'x8'x4' wxhxd)

TV console....

 

[Descartes]

Nice Hope Depot rug you've got there

 

[DnetMHZ]

Originally posted by: Descartes
Nice Hope Depot rug you've got there

Thanks, I got a large discount on it

 

[DnetMHZ]

Originally posted by: alkemyst
Working out a L shaped nook for my kitchen and coffee table.

My Workstation (about 7'x8'x4' wxhxd)

TV console....

haha.. I think that is the same exact TV you see part of in my pic

 

[alkemyst]

cx32g60 toshiba

 

[DnetMHZ]

Here are some updated pics of the workshop.

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[bunker]

Originally posted by: dnetmhz
Here are some updated pics of the workshop.

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Nice rig you made there for your mitre saw, I gotta build me one of those. It's a pain in the arse cutting 12 foot long sections of crown molding without support on the ends!

 

[DnetMHZ]

Originally posted by: bunker

Originally posted by: dnetmhz
Here are some updated pics of the workshop.

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Nice rig you made there for your mitre saw, I gotta build me one of those. It's a pain in the arse cutting 12 foot long sections of crown molding without support on the ends!

yes it comes in very handy when cutting long peices.

 

[T2T III]

Nice work, nice shop.

I've been doing some home renovations for friends (and for money) until the I.T. field turns around. Here's a pic of my latest work: Hardwood flooring & step caps - Before and After

 

[DnetMHZ]

Originally posted by: Tiles2Tech
Nice work, nice shop.

I've been doing some home renovations for friends (and for money) until the I.T. field turns around. Here's a pic of my latest work: Hardwood flooring & step caps - Before and After

wow, that looks awesome!... very nice work!

 

[ShotgunSteven]

I like it.

 

[gistech1978]

i like it too
lookin good
nice work

 

[phreakah]

i have that clock too

 

[isaacmacdonald]

Originally posted by: Tiles2Tech
Nice work, nice shop.

I've been doing some home renovations for friends (and for money) until the I.T. field turns around. Here's a pic of my latest work: Hardwood flooring & step caps - Before and After

woah. that's fvcking awesome.

 

[fonzinator]

Originally posted by: dnetmhz
Rustic Pine Stereo Stand
Smaller Pic

Less than $30 materials, and less than 2 hours work.


<edit>sorry about the large pic..

When you are a guest on New Yankee Workshop, let us all know. Seriously though...looks great!

 

[AlmostFunny]

Originally posted by: Tiles2Tech
Nice work, nice shop.

I've been doing some home renovations for friends (and for money) until the I.T. field turns around. Here's a pic of my latest work: Hardwood flooring & step caps - Before and After

Holy crapman batman. That looks really nice. Almost looks like going from looking like an apartment to looking like a nice upscale home.

 

[alkemyst]

Originally posted by: dnetmhz

Originally posted by: bunker

Originally posted by: dnetmhz
Here are some updated pics of the workshop.

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Nice rig you made there for your mitre saw, I gotta build me one of those. It's a pain in the arse cutting 12 foot long sections of crown molding without support on the ends!

yes it comes in very handy when cutting long peices.

For our radial arm and table saw we use those extendable stands with a roller on top....they work awesome RIPPING 12 foot board through the table saw

Nice shop....I don't have room here for one (my dad is 30mins away), however I have all the metric and standard wrenches and sockets I could ever need (up in to the 30mm and 1.25" range and down to 3mm and almost a pinhead sized standard....most in both deep and regular, 6 and 12 point)...plus cable tools and all the drivers, allen keys, picks, chisels....I actually could use one of those Craftsman drawer units....

Not saying this about yours, but so far I have been over two peoples houses that have them with about 20 tools in them

 

[Miramonti]

Very nice, especially for the price.

Something doesn't look quite right to me tho. I love the table top but I think I prefer the tapered leg look.

 

[DnetMHZ]

Originally posted by: alkemyst

Originally posted by: dnetmhz

Originally posted by: bunker

Originally posted by: dnetmhz
Here are some updated pics of the workshop.

Pic1
Pic2
Pic3
Pic4

Nice rig you made there for your mitre saw, I gotta build me one of those. It's a pain in the arse cutting 12 foot long sections of crown molding without support on the ends!

yes it comes in very handy when cutting long peices.

For our radial arm and table saw we use those extendable stands with a roller on top....they work awesome RIPPING 12 foot board through the table saw

Nice shop....I don't have room here for one (my dad is 30mins away), however I have all the metric and standard wrenches and sockets I could ever need (up in to the 30mm and 1.25" range and down to 3mm and almost a pinhead sized standard....most in both deep and regular, 6 and 12 point)...plus cable tools and all the drivers, allen keys, picks, chisels....I actually could use one of those Craftsman drawer units....

Not saying this about yours, but so far I have been over two peoples houses that have them with about 20 tools in them

This one is just about full

 

[damiano]

look at what you can get for 30 bucks (for instance)
i am too lazy to search for exactly what you wanted

 

[MaxDepth]

Everybody's projects look great!

And just for you, dnetmhz, look at the money you saved! (uhm, $249 ???)

I always think someone creating their own furniture is the best. Whenever I build something on contract, usually (a/the) guy says, "yeah, I could have done that." And I tell them, yes you can. And you should have. But then they ask me to build them something else.

What I need is a digital camera to record my projects.


Thanks to all for sharing!

 

[MaxDepth]

Originally posted by: damiano
look at what you can get for 30 bucks (for instance)
i am too lazy to search for exactly what you wanted

They picked a good name for it.

 

[Miramonti]

Originally posted by: damiano
look at what you can get for 30 bucks (for instance) i am too lazy to search for exactly what you wanted

those stands are great, particularly for people with no legs.

 

[DnetMHZ]

Originally posted by: damiano
look at what you can get for 30 bucks (for instance)
i am too lazy to search for exactly what you wanted

mmmm.. Premium particle board