woodwork general - /diy/

Anonymous10/04/26, 11:11No.3010373woodwork general

no wood general?

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Anon10/04/26, 11:13No.3010374

i don't know why it did that. it was vertical in my computor

Anon10/04/26, 11:15No.3010375

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Anon10/04/26, 11:36No.3010383

i experimented with the raw wood aesthetic lately. i think it's ok and rustic and stuff.

Anon10/04/26, 13:20No.3010389

Anon10/04/26, 17:28No.3010406

CNC router or you did these by hand?

Anon10/04/26, 19:01No.3010419

i was given a big pile of 3x10s by a friend because i said i wanted to build a shed in my yard they are currently loaded on my trailer and the ends are chainsaw cut rough and all are 22 to 28 ft long so flipping then is a fucking pain whats the easiest way to cut them cleanly with only a garden variety skilsaw? they are 2-5/8 thick so it takes a cut from both sides

Anon10/04/26, 23:20No.3010441

Wow, I am really kicking myself for not learning more skills. To explain, I recently bought a new TV for a move and didn't give the stand much thought. Figured it'd be easy to find one I wanted. I couldn't have possibly been more wrong. Every SINGLE stand, it seems, has so many unnecessary features. All have at least one thing I don't want or need. It's gotten to the point where I'm questioning whether or not what I'm asking for is as simple as I figured it would be. Here is what I'm looking for:>Dimensions: 72 inches wide x 20 inches high x 20 inches deep >Not picky about the species of wood, so long as it's a sturdy hardwood >No doors, no drawers, no back panel (an "open" design) >One shelf, centered halfway up the total height >Some sort of support between the shelf and the top is okay if necessary, just so long as it's not directly in the center (needs to accommodate for an open space in the shelf at least 36 inches wide) >The top of the bench needs to be able to support 90 pounds >Stained, sealedEssentially an open rectangle with no bells or whistles. This is apparently an extremely tall order. I have a few questions for anyone smarter than I:How does one determine the load bearing strength of a piece of furniture in a situation like this? What a rough ballpark estimate of what I'd be looking at for total cost to pay someone to build this? How difficult would this be for the average carpenter/woodworker? Assuming no other work, how long would a job like this take?

Anon10/05/26, 15:31No.3010498

why are people on r/cabinetry claiming a third party cnc shop eats into profits if cnc automation basically makes it high volume low margin shouldn't they be able to give you a good rate that place full of cnc dealers or something

Anon10/05/26, 18:24No.3010509

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Anon10/05/26, 19:22No.3010514

? It's great work.

Anon10/06/26, 01:42No.3010541

Complete beginner here bros, anyone got some nice and easy designs to help me get started on carving?

Anon10/06/26, 12:25No.3010567

I figured out I suck at workholding. I have a sturdy bench with overhang but I just can’t nicely hold shit on the top. Would you recommend diy’ing MFT holes in it? Or rather put some slide channels

Anon10/06/26, 13:39No.3010570

7" circular saws so big and scary

Anon10/06/26, 20:26No.3010595

How can someone retarded like me learn to do this type of cool shit?

Anon10/07/26, 18:40No.3010692

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Anon10/07/26, 19:00No.3010696

>month 4 of woodworking >still haven't made anything

Anon10/07/26, 19:01No.3010697

Anon10/08/26, 17:31No.3010788

how do you get 1" stock

Anon10/13/26, 15:34No.3011265

done! waxed and painted. is the thread dead?

Anon10/13/26, 15:35No.3011266

Anon10/17/26, 00:54No.3011685

I've always been somewhat interested in learning but have never had space to work or keep tools. I've dreamed of making a mimic that opens it's eyes and extends it's teeth as the chest is opened but is indistinguishable from a normal wooden chest when closed.