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I’m working on a few wooden puzzles similar to these. Got 3 roughed out and fitted today. Still need to sand and finish them.
Similar to these.
Thinking of making a few of these 6 piece puzzles as well. I tighten they’ll be easier than the 3 piece as I can cut all the notches with the table saw instead of a coping saw and chisel.
Those are really cool. The grandkids would have a blast with them.
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Even if you can’t Be The Pro… Be The Poster you’d want to read.Youngest Daughter requested a small bookshelf. So I will be on that soon.
6 pack holder with Bud Light, oh the inhumanity.
I’ve made the six pack carrier in years past. They turned out pretty good.
I wouldn’t know who to give that to, as no one drinks a 6 pack. lol maybe if it came in a 24 case lol. .makes me think i am friends with alchys ahaha
What are you saying?
I need AA??
You can always make one for me..
lol if i made one for you, it’ll only have 2 hahahaha.
I’m working on a few wooden puzzles similar to these. Got 3 roughed out and fitted today. Still need to sand and finish them.
Similar to these.
Thinking of making a few of these 6 piece puzzles as well. I tighten they’ll be easier than the 3 piece as I can cut all the notches with the table saw instead of a coping saw and chisel.
Those are really cool. The grandkids would have a blast with them.
If anyone’s interested I could come up with plans. I’ve the the 6 piece one already drawn up. the 3 piece wouldn’t take long.
Shop Blog: http://ravenbarsrepair.tumblr.com/
Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz498FKw9LF1awJsKIqhoxQI’m making my Mother in Law an end grain cutting board and turning (hopefully) a French rolling pin. I also got the kits to make a bunch of wine stoppers for some friends. I got some nice Australian hardwood blanks for those,
I’m making my Mother in Law an end grain cutting board and turning (hopefully) a French rolling pin. I also got the kits to make a bunch of wine stoppers for some friends. I got some nice Australian hardwood blanks for those,
@chrisk1970 now that sounds really nice! My sis-in-laws would love to have a cutting board and rolling pin. You may have just changed my direction here 🙂 I was feeling very “woodworking incompetent” and inadequate, so had decided to hollow out some old spindle material and make wooden windchimes to give them.
I’m working on a few wooden puzzles similar to these. Got 3 roughed out and fitted today. Still need to sand and finish them.
Similar to these.
Thinking of making a few of these 6 piece puzzles as well. I tighten they’ll be easier than the 3 piece as I can cut all the notches with the table saw instead of a coping saw and chisel.
Those are really cool. The grandkids would have a blast with them.
If anyone’s interested I could come up with plans. I’ve the the 6 piece one already drawn up. the 3 piece wouldn’t take long.
I am interested. I think they would make great little gifts.
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Dustincoc wrote:I’ll try to the plans for the 2 I’ve made up tonight. I need to set up sketchup on this computer so it might take a bit.
Here’ are free online plans for one I haven’t attempted yet. http://www.craftsmanspace.com/free-projects/wooden-knot-puzzle-plan.html
Shop Blog: http://ravenbarsrepair.tumblr.com/
Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz498FKw9LF1awJsKIqhoxQI tried sketchup a little bit and couldn’t figure out how to work it. I hope you do better than me !
I tried sketchup a little bit and couldn’t figure out how to work it. I hope you do better than me !
Dustin is a youngin and those kids are good at that stuff!
Glad someone is. When I was in school the only told us there may be computers. I ask the grandkids how to do some of this stuff.
But I will say when something on their houses break they call me.I had plans to make a couple of these, I saw them in someones yard last summer as I happened to drive by. They are big though, I might maybe scale them down somewhat……But now after my current project I’ve got two Harley Davidson golf carts with blown engines I have to rebuild, They’re for an elderly guy I met a couple years ago up at camp. He owns one of the local bars, Someday I should start charging for my services LOL. But I do it for the fun of it and to help people out
They are pretty cool , I wouldn’t mind making a few for my yard.
some great ideas and pretty cool projects for some. I hope you all start a thread when you get the project going! And don’t forget to let us now how they liked them!
I am adding the 6 pack holder and the puzzle to my list of things for Christmas!
Brad T
Self employed Pro since 2014!!I tried sketchup a little bit and couldn’t figure out how to work it. I hope you do better than me !
I tried sketchup a little bit and couldn’t figure out how to work it. I hope you do better than me !
Dustin is a youngin and those kids are good at that stuff!
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Not as young as you’d think but I’ve been using sketchup since it came out. I also have had some autoCAD training in the past but I prefer Sketchup.The plans may take a little longer to get up than I had hoped, I’m experiencing some technical difficulties and have had to switch to my old computer which doesn’t have Windows so it’s a bit difficult to get Sketchup to work.
Shop Blog: http://ravenbarsrepair.tumblr.com/
Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz498FKw9LF1awJsKIqhoxQYoungest Daughter requested a small bookshelf. So I will be on that soon.
6 pack holder with Bud Light, oh the inhumanity.
i have to build a bookshelf for my wife. complains to much that she runs out of space for her books. that has to stop 😀
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Palm Springs, CAYoungest Daughter requested a small bookshelf. So I will be on that soon.
6 pack holder with Bud Light, oh the inhumanity.
i have to build a bookshelf for my wife. complains to much that she runs out of space for her books. that has to stop 😀
Good man! Take care of the problem…and build a bookshelf in the process 😉
Jon P.
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InstagramI’m making my Mother in Law an end grain cutting board and turning (hopefully) a French rolling pin. I also got the kits to make a bunch of wine stoppers for some friends. I got some nice Australian hardwood blanks for those,
@chrisk1970 now that sounds really nice! My sis-in-laws would love to have a cutting board and rolling pin. You may have just changed my direction here
I was feeling very “woodworking incompetent” and inadequate, so had decided to hollow out some old spindle material and make wooden windchimes to give them. Now that sounds like a great idea @TaraC ! Seems as I get older making stuff is really a great gift. I’m taking a turning class right now and we just started bowls. I had a lot of fun with that but I ain’t ready to turn bowls for nobody!
Youngest Daughter requested a small bookshelf. So I will be on that soon.
6 pack holder with Bud Light, oh the inhumanity.
i have to build a bookshelf for my wife. complains to much that she runs out of space for her books. that has to stop
Good man! Take care of the problem…and build a bookshelf in the process
thanks, yeah will do. also gonna be a nice project to post the project/progress here at BTP
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Palm Springs, CAI’m making my Mother in Law an end grain cutting board and turning (hopefully) a French rolling pin. I also got the kits to make a bunch of wine stoppers for some friends. I got some nice Australian hardwood blanks for those,
with the jointer you will be able to make the cutting boards easier, how were you making them before the jointer?
@Dabbs thats a very neat cube.
@Dustincoc i like that 3 d puzzle , thanks .
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