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Rocking Horses

[cryout-multi][cryout-column width=”1/1″] There aren’t many things in life I enjoy more than watching a child play happily. With three of my own, I get to do this every day, except of course when they are fighting and tearing the house apart… One toy that every kid… Read More »Rocking Horses

Single Blade Box Joint Jig

[cryout-multi][cryout-column width=”2/3″] So after a couple of days playing with the design, I’ve managed to get to a point where I can cut either loose or extremely tight fitting box joints quite easily. 🙂 The ‘proper fit’ is one that I still haven’t mastered. But I’m… Read More »Single Blade Box Joint Jig

Designing a jig

These are the very early stage of a design I’m working on for a Box Joint jig that only requires a single blade. I’m too cheap to purchase a dado stack, especially until I’m certain that it will fit my saw, plus I can live… Read More »Designing a jig

Holidays – Finally

It’s finally happened, my Annual Leave has kicked in! 🙂 Three weeks off. Today’s the first day and I’m still dead tired from working the nightshift, but I’m feeling happy at least! I’ve hardly been able to do any sort of woodworking or even home… Read More »Holidays – Finally

Rainbow Loom Nail Art

Every few months there is a fad toy that every kid wants. When I was a child it was at different times; slap bands, ninja turtle figures, tamagotchi, gameboys, the Atari and a whole lot more that I can’t even remember. Basically these toys had… Read More »Rainbow Loom Nail Art

A Rocking Horse

This is the only woodworking project I’ve been able to work on for the past few months, a rocking horse for a good friend of mine who has just had her first baby. It really should only have taken a few days, but in between… Read More »A Rocking Horse

“New” doors

[cryout-multi][cryout-column width=”3/4″] A bit of an impulse buy this week. I’ve been wondering what I’d do for doors in the shop for a while now. My preference was always two large barn door type dealies that I lovingly handcrafted from….ok that was never really going… Read More »“New” doors