Posts Tagged ‘Building a Workbench’
How to Build a Workbench – Intro and Laminating the Tops (part1)
NOTE:Just so you know, this is an older workbench series. Paul has a newer Workbench series. If you are interested in the updated version of Paul’s workbench please click the button down below. This page links to a cutting list, tools list, FAQS and much more. Making the Workbench with Paul Sellers This replicates my…
Read MoreHow to Build a Workbench – Gluing Up Aprons and Legs (part2)
NOTE:Just so you know, this is an older workbench series. Paul has a newer Workbench series. If you are interested in the updated version of Paul’s workbench please click the button down below. This page links to a cutting list, tools list, FAQS and much more. Click here to go to the workbench page The…
Read MoreHow to Build a Workbench – Preparing the Aprons and Legs (part3)
NOTE:Just so you know, this is an older workbench series. Paul has a newer Workbench series. If you are interested in the updated version of Paul’s workbench please click the button down below. This page links to a cutting list, tools list, FAQS and much more. Click here to go to the workbench page The…
Read MoreHow to Build a Workbench – Leg Frame Joinery (part4)
NOTE:Just so you know, this is an older workbench series. Paul has a newer Workbench series. If you are interested in the updated version of Paul’s workbench please click the button down below. This page links to a cutting list, tools list, FAQS and much more. Click here to go to the workbench page Making…
Read MoreHow to Build a Workbench – Leg Frame Mortises (part5)
NOTE:Just so you know, this is an older workbench series. Paul has a newer Workbench series. If you are interested in the updated version of Paul’s workbench please click the button down below. This page links to a cutting list, tools list, FAQS and much more. Click here to go to the workbench page Chopping…
Read MoreHow to Build a Workbench – Leg Frame Tenons (part6)
NOTE:Just so you know, this is an older workbench series. Paul has a newer Workbench series. If you are interested in the updated version of Paul’s workbench please click the button down below. This page links to a cutting list, tools list, FAQS and much more. Click here to go to the workbench page Creating…
Read MoreHow to Build a Workbench – Drawings and Measurments (part7)
NOTE:Just so you know, this is an older workbench series. Paul has a newer Workbench series. If you are interested in the updated version of Paul’s workbench please click the button down below. This page links to a cutting list, tools list, FAQS and much more. Click here to go to the workbench page Keep…
Read MoreHow to Build a Workbench – Leg Frame Fitting and Finishing (part8)
NOTE:Just so you know, this is an older workbench series. Paul has a newer Workbench series. If you are interested in the updated version of Paul’s workbench please click the button down below. This page links to a cutting list, tools list, FAQS and much more. Click here to go to the workbench page Shaping…
Read MoreHow to Build a Workbench – Leg Frame Glueing Up (part9)
NOTE:Just so you know, this is an older workbench series. Paul has a newer Workbench series. If you are interested in the updated version of Paul’s workbench please click the button down below. This page links to a cutting list, tools list, FAQS and much more. Click here to go to the workbench page Leg…
Read MoreHow to Build a Workbench – Preparing the Aprons (part10)
NOTE:Just so you know, this is an older workbench series. Paul has a newer Workbench series. If you are interested in the updated version of Paul’s workbench please click the button down below. This page links to a cutting list, tools list, FAQS and much more. Click here to go to the workbench page Preparing…
Read Moreon A Future PastI heartily agree full-time working is not necessary, although even now, you seem to be driving yourself into it; I guess that's OK, so long as you enjoy it. I find that intervals g…
on Perfection RevisitedAs I wrote, I do not mean any disrespect. If what I wrote gave an impression of the opposite, I am very sorry. But in todays society, people very often think less of them selves. T…
on A Future PastAn excellent blog Paul. 1. It brings back memories of being Dallas and weekends flying up to a small town in the pan handle some years ago where woodwork, guns and longhorns sit ha…
on A Future PastMr. Joe Renta on 28 September 2020 at 7:01 pm got to it first. That is a damned fine rocking chair. Certainly a worthy project if it would be practical.
on A Future PastStaircases? My initial interest in hand woodworking came from a staircase in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Google "Loretto Stairs." It's easier than trying to explain the stairs. They are…
on A Few Years AgoI was planning on making the small dutch toolchest for travel but i really like this one. I 3rd the WWMC