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Considering what I paid for these bed brackets, Horton could have eased the damn edges instead leaving a burr.
A bit if chatoyance, if that's the word I want, after a lazy man's French polish.
Decent view of Mt. Baker today from work.
Bed progress
Bed progress
Bed progress
Bed progress
Bed progress
Taylor Bros saw
Taylor Bros saw
I don't like this finial, but I do like the look of shellac on it.
The shellac turd has dissolved, so I started shellacking the headboard and posts.
Retweeted @HonestToddler and @echo4H just to see their soup tweets together.
These tenon shoulders aren't collinear or even parallel. Or straight, for that matter. At least there's no twist.
We used to go backpacking in October with no snow. Damn global warming. #viewfromthedriveway
Had to make a little cutting gage. Couldn't anneal the hacksaw blade enough to drill, so used CA glue.
Now I just have to lay out the mortise and tenon joinery. What could go wrong here?
Low-angle spokeshaves are getting a workout today. Such a great tool.
One of the boys pulled this out of the saw till. One of Disston's less-seen offerings, albeit somewhat shortened.
After a bit of work with the turning saw, the upper curve of the headboard is ready for edge tool work.
First time using my panel gage since I replaced the misbegotten wedge with a screw. So much better now.
Used the chalk outline to set up control points and draw on butcher paper. At least both sides will look the same.
Blank slate of sapele, sketching options with chalk. Opinions or suggestions? Leaning right, myself.
Nothing inspires confidence in your software like seeing -2 items to delete, Apple.

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Adam R. Maxwell

Port Angeles, WA

Mostly talk about handtools and woodworking. My paying job is as engineer and computer nerd. Don't blame my wife and kids for what I say.

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