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This is a great tool for spreading wood glue quickly and evenly over wood surfaces. It’s a soft rubber roller called a “brayer”, made by Speedball. This can be found in the ink stamping section of your local craft store. [Read more →]

I recently started working on some basic gymnastics skills, and I decided to use my woodworking skills to make some home-made rings. See my gymnastics rings page for details on how they’re made.

I made a pair of bedside tables out of cherry, in the Shaker style, with hand-cut dovetailed drawers and tapered legs. Go to my Bedside Table Project page for more details.

My Maloof-Style Rocker Project is by far my biggest project to date, but alas it is still unfinished (as of November 2007). I fully intend to finish this - all that’s left is the final joinery and shaping. Of course, that’s still an awful lot of work… but I know I’ll get around to it one of these days!

My shop workbench was by far my most ambitious shop project. It is a real beauty of a bench, and incredibly useful - I don’t know how I ever managed without it! Take a look at my Workbench page for details about the bench and how I built it.

Shootingboard.net has a new look!  I’m using new software to publish the site, so hopefully updates will be easier for me to accomplish in the future…. it’s still a work in progress, though. 

This website is intended to provide some information about my experience with woodworking, woodturning, and my workshop & tools.  Most of this information was put together from posts & threads that I participated in on the WoodNet forums and the NCWoodworker.net forums.   

 Hopefully we’ll have some new woodworking projects to display here again soon!