The only original MTBNJ Woodworking thread!!!!!

[Steve Vai]

What is Lucas's handle? i'm having brain freeze. @Magic

He goes by The Woodologist on IG. He was Skyrok? Syrox? None of those things let me tag him so they're wrong.

 

[Patrick]

He goes by The Woodologist on IG. He was Skyrok? Syrox? None of those things let me tag him so they're wrong.

@skyrokz

i googled "roof drop"

 

[MadisonDan]

Board and beams is where if been looking relatively close to me too so that's a plus

Bonus, Magnify is right there. You’re welcome.

What is Lucas's handle? i'm having brain freeze. @Magic

Liked for roof drop.

 

[Bike N Gear]

where do you guys buy wood for your projects? planning to build a couple things (covers for the stand up steam radiators to start with) and would like a less expensive place to buy oak or ash for the project.

FTR we live in union, and i have no problems handling up to 10ft lengths for transport.

My dad used to use Constantine's in the Bronx. Looks like they now sell online out of FL.

 

[rick81721]

After much fan fair(2 likes) I bring to you the MTBNJ woodworking thread, not to be confused with "working your wood." This is for all things dead tree carcasses from milling to finishing and everything in between or after(repair). All disciplines welcomed from power machinery to hand tools(Master Race), post what your working on post questions post your set up. First one to lose a finger wins the prize below.

You guys should have a group meet at The Blue Oyster?

 

[xc62701]

Here’s my contribution:
My dad loved to make these and I needed some fire pit furniture so I built my own. Nothing crazy but it’s nice to DIY.

 

[Magic]

What is Lucas's handle? i'm having brain freeze. @Magic

@roofdrop

 

[Mathers]

Just finished this:

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Is that your house or do you do cabinetry for a living?

 

[SmooveP]

Is that your house or do you do cabinetry for a living?

I do it for a living. 15 years now. Was in IT before for 20+ years. Here's one from my house, though:

 

[Mathers]

I do it for a living. 15 years now. Was in IT before for 20+ years. Here's one from my house, though:

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Nice work all around. IT to fine word working is not you traditional career path.
I work in the high end AV industry in North Jersey and could always use a good wood worker, where you located?

 

[SmooveP]

Nice work all around. IT to fine word working is not you traditional career path.
I work in the high end AV industry in North Jersey and could always use a good wood worker, where you located?

Thanks. I'm in Monmouth County near Red Bank. I do a lot of entertainment units! Where are you? Feel free to PM me.

 

[A Potted Plant]

Left the house at 530am and got home at 830pm spent all of 5 minutes scraping to get the surface cleaned up enough for paint, the leg slipped a little in the vice not a big deal I'll fill it with some saw dust and glue and scrape again. I hate sanding so much, scraping is much more present, the picture below was 1/3 of the way of what I did, took longer to find the card scraper than how much time I spent getting the paint off i'm fried

 

[thegock]

Built this for my wife for Christmas, to replace the chair she inherited from he mother (behind it), which even she who keeps a 19" B&W TV conceded was past its prime:

 

[jnos]

Metabo is running a Buy One Get One Free deal on their 9 gal dust extractor. Similar size and features as the Festool CT26. Multiple retailers are participating. Deal details at Acme Tools.

 

[A Potted Plant]

Metabo is running a Buy One Get One Free deal on their 9 gal dust extractor. Similar size and features as the Festool CT26. Multiple retailers are participating. Deal details at Acme Tools.

What are my lungs for lol, dust is my main reason for using hand tools follow by noise.

 

[taylor185]

current project. and when i say current, I mean 12 months in the works. don't hire me for my timeliness. Dutch Tool Chest a la Christopher Schwarz.

 

[alex_k]

My current project is at least 10 years in the work I built the left pair of workbench legs back then and finished the right pair just a week ago, then flattened the top which was badly warped and replaced the vise with better one.
The old front vise and never installed tail vise are free if you want to pick them up

 

[Magic]

current project. and when i say current, I mean 12 months in the works. don't hire me for my timeliness. Dutch Tool Chest a la Christopher Schwarz.
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Nice!

 

[skyrokz]

He goes by The Woodologist on IG. He was Skyrok? Syrox? None of those things let me tag him so they're wrong.

Is this an invite to share my current shop status ?!?

 

[Steve Vai]

Is this an invite to share my current shop status ?!?

Roof drop!!