I just finished up this week's project.
A few years ago we had some sort of clock that broke. Not the clock itself, just what is was in. I can't even remember exactly what it was. At any rate, I saved the clock itself with the thought that someday I might make something for it.
Here's the design I came up with. I used maple and walnut and the clock is suspended from dowels. It was really a pleasure working on this after fussing so much over the Kindle case. As it turned out, this was incredibly simple to make.
Video on Friday.
Hi steve i just started woodworking last year in 6th grade and i love it. in march i am building my own shop,any ideas for storage. i love your work and the clock, didn't the WOOD WHISPERER make one almost exactly the same thing?
ReplyDeleteThat's really nice Steve. Good clean design.
ReplyDeleteehi steve....very nice....
ReplyDeleteps: when router table??? ;)
Very cool looking! I can't wait to see the video...
ReplyDeleteLooks like the one Marc Spagnuolo made!
ReplyDeleteI like it :-)
greets from Belgium !
Fine Splines!
ReplyDeleteHi Steve
ReplyDeleteWhat's your trick to get your spline to the right thickness ?
My thicknesser doesn't allow to go under 1/4", and I don't have a thickness sander...
Ludovic
ReplyDeleteYou can always double-stick-tape your spline-material to another board, so that the total thickness exceeds 1/4".
After that, you can set your thicknesser to the width of the secondary board + the thickness you want your spline to be.
Also: use a handheld powersander! ;-)