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E_m_maker
Fine[ish] woodworker, hand tool maker, and (usually) tolerated by cats.
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to r/WoodworkConfessions by E_m_maker
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Botched the glue up. Too many gaps in the layers. I'll take another run at making plywood next weekend. image
Botched the glue up. Too many gaps in the layers. I'll take another run at making plywood next weekend.
to r/WoodworkConfessions by E_m_maker
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Make sure you cut on the correct side of the line. If not, putty and paint will make it what it ain't. image
Make sure you cut on the correct side of the line. If not, putty and paint will make it what it ain't.
to r/Woodworking_DIY by E_m_maker
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for 6 months and one split top later, my tea table is finished. Maple and poplar with an aged milk paint and oil finish. The design comes from Norman Vandal's book on Queen Anne furniture. image
6 months and one split top later, my tea table is finished. Maple and poplar with an aged milk paint and oil finish. The design comes from Norman Vandal's book on Queen Anne furniture.
to r/WoodworkConfessions by E_m_maker
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for The last 10 minutes have not been great. image
The last 10 minutes have not been great.
to r/GarageDoorService by E_m_maker
5 months ago
Weather sealing a door for a workshop conversion?
to r/WoodworkConfessions by E_m_maker
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Where to start? The drawer doesn't fit flush, the top is a mess, and I forgot to do most of the round overs. Time for some TLC. image
Where to start? The drawer doesn't fit flush, the top is a mess, and I forgot to do most of the round overs. Time for some TLC.
to r/WoodworkConfessions by E_m_maker
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Stabilized red heart. I won't be using this piece. This was going to be a hammer handle, but once I cut it open it decide it wanted to be garbage. Shame, it started out as a nice blank. image
Stabilized red heart. I won't be using this piece. This was going to be a hammer handle, but once I cut it open it decide it wanted to be garbage. Shame, it started out as a nice blank.
to r/WoodworkConfessions by E_m_maker
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for I thought I would make a chamfer jig. The chamfer jig had other ideas. You win some, you lose some. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ image
I thought I would make a chamfer jig. The chamfer jig had other ideas. You win some, you lose some. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
to r/WoodworkConfessions by E_m_maker
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for I was supposed to wedge the pins. Not the tails. 😳 image
I was supposed to wedge the pins. Not the tails. 😳
to r/WoodworkConfessions by E_m_maker
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Carved a panel for a case and then decided to paint the background. The paint soaked in deeper on the foreground than I expected. I planed most of it off, but ended up losing the crispness of the carving. Oh well. Time to plane it flat and start over. image
Carved a panel for a case and then decided to paint the background. The paint soaked in deeper on the foreground than I expected. I planed most of it off, but ended up losing the crispness of the carving. Oh well. Time to plane it flat and start over.
to r/WoodworkConfessions by E_m_maker
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for I am working on a chair and the big ones so far are: made the seat smaller than I intended, missed some grain run out and broke all of the back spindles, had difficulty getting a jig to work, change my joinery method and ended up remaking parts. HOWEVER, the project is moving a long nicely. image
I am working on a chair and the big ones so far are: made the seat smaller than I intended, missed some grain run out and broke all of the back spindles, had difficulty getting a jig to work, change my joinery method and ended up remaking parts. HOWEVER, the project is moving a long nicely.
to r/WoodworkConfessions by E_m_maker
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for I did not refer back to my source material and made my parts to thin. 7 out of 8 spindles snapped under light pressure. Bonus points for doing my initial cuts in a poorly lit garage and missed some grain run out contributing to a weak point. image
I did not refer back to my source material and made my parts to thin. 7 out of 8 spindles snapped under light pressure. Bonus points for doing my initial cuts in a poorly lit garage and missed some grain run out contributing to a weak point.