Full sized milk wagon carriage. The plans was from an old broken down milk wagon from the early 1900 hundreds. It was almost a pile of kindling. It has been in many parades and shows. It took 1st place in the Great Lake International Draft Horse show at Michigan State University in the farm class wagons. Kind of a design and build project.
Hi. I just have a question. I want to make resign coasters and a resign river table. Do I use the same resign and harder because in one video of a resign river table they use heat to take out the bubbles. But in making coasters or butcher blocks they use the heat to make cells in the ocean scene. I’m confused.
Heat is always what’s used to remove bubbles from epoxy. I’ve never seen it used to make the lace look in an ocean scene. In my experience that’s done with Oxide White pigment and rubbing alcohol. Jess shows this here https://www.wwgoa.com/video/making-ocean-resin-pour-017671/
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Wow! That is beautiful. I am in he process of building my first Cherry table, similar to this. It is from Jon Peters (YouTube channel). Your table inspires me. Can you say what finish you used? The color is really nice. Thanks!
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I really like the cedar planter George made. I’ve used that as a basis for making several more. I’ve made some modifications. The 1st is that I make the dirt tray 22″ wide, this is 2′ less the thickness of the lumber. 2nd, I cut the slats to fit sideways. This is plenty strong and doesn’t require bracing. One that I made is a U-shape. This was to show how a planter could be made specifically for a greenhouse. The full size is 6’x8′ with a 2′ opening to go between the side planting beds and get to back bed. I found, when making this, that using biscuits made alignment much easier when joining the upper and lower frames. One extra thing I incorporated is lining the inside with landscape paper.
You don’t have a way to send a picture otherwise I’d attach pictures of this planter.
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Ribbons from Kentucky State Fair. 2022
This is a T.V. stand I made over Labor Day weekend.
Why is part of top look like there is oil or ??? In the epoxy. It won’t even buff off
Fretwork is my passion, if anyone is interested I can show you my projects.
Not the right pic. Lol. These are my daughters. How can I unsubmit this?!
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Sarah
Been making these bowls from glued-up strips of wood using a scroll saw for months.
Storage for grill accessories
Walnut Queen Ann table; 25th anniversary gift for my wife
Full sized milk wagon carriage. The plans was from an old broken down milk wagon from the early 1900 hundreds. It was almost a pile of kindling. It has been in many parades and shows. It took 1st place in the Great Lake International Draft Horse show at Michigan State University in the farm class wagons. Kind of a design and build project.
This cabinet/table combo solid Ash Rubio Monocoat Cotten White joints are a 45*locking joint and yes those are VHS tape in the cabinet 🙄
Built this from “The Big Dozer” plans drawn and designed
by SG DeVries
Hi. I just have a question. I want to make resign coasters and a resign river table. Do I use the same resign and harder because in one video of a resign river table they use heat to take out the bubbles. But in making coasters or butcher blocks they use the heat to make cells in the ocean scene. I’m confused.
Hello Brian,
Thank you for contacting us.
Heat is always what’s used to remove bubbles from epoxy. I’ve never seen it used to make the lace look in an ocean scene. In my experience that’s done with Oxide White pigment and rubbing alcohol. Jess shows this here https://www.wwgoa.com/video/making-ocean-resin-pour-017671/
If you have any other questions, please chat, email, or call Customer Service. 
Sincerely,
Sarah
Wood Workers Guild of America Video Membership
Red Oak Jewelry Box
Deuce and 1/2 made of mahogany and oak
Modern Dog House, Wooden Pet House, Dog Bed, Dog Crate, Dog Kennel
We proudly present lovely homes for our best friends.
Plans for planters
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Wow! That is beautiful. I am in he process of building my first Cherry table, similar to this. It is from Jon Peters (YouTube channel). Your table inspires me. Can you say what finish you used? The color is really nice. Thanks!
Here is a railroad bookshelf I made for my son’s bedroom.
Beautiful table
How do we leave pictures?
Just finished a sleigh for Santa!
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Thank you for contacting us. To post your picture you will tap the Browse tab, go to Blog and then Project Gallery. It may take a moment for the page to populate. Looking forward to seeing your pic.
We greatly appreciate your business!
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Woodworkers Guild of America Video Membership
Looking for Murphy bunk beds plan. DIY.
Beginner 101. Trying to expand my skills
I really like the cedar planter George made. I’ve used that as a basis for making several more. I’ve made some modifications. The 1st is that I make the dirt tray 22″ wide, this is 2′ less the thickness of the lumber. 2nd, I cut the slats to fit sideways. This is plenty strong and doesn’t require bracing. One that I made is a U-shape. This was to show how a planter could be made specifically for a greenhouse. The full size is 6’x8′ with a 2′ opening to go between the side planting beds and get to back bed. I found, when making this, that using biscuits made alignment much easier when joining the upper and lower frames. One extra thing I incorporated is lining the inside with landscape paper.
You don’t have a way to send a picture otherwise I’d attach pictures of this planter.
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I found a way to use my hardwood scraps in turning
Working with Epoxy and all my wood scraps on my mini lathe
Do you have plans for the divco
My website has a large number of my projects, I just need to update it sometime. I have a lot of toy projects that I need to put up there…Enjoy!
Very enjoyable looking at all the projects on the site.
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