Just a simple pencil cup, but I thought the grain was too nice not to share.2yr ⋅ ColonialSand-ers ⋅ r/BeginnerWoodWorking
Better late than never...finally finished my last Christmas gift.3yr ⋅ ColonialSand-ers ⋅ r/BeginnerWoodWorking
Since I keep seeing posts almost daily about where to buy wood, I wanted to remind everyone to reach out to their local cabinet makers.3yr ⋅ ColonialSand-ers ⋅ r/BeginnerWoodWorking
My wife walked in the door yesterday and was excited to see me doing dishes. I don’t think this is what she had in mind.3yr ⋅ ColonialSand-ers ⋅ r/WoodworkConfessions
New Wood Day! Maybe not as good as my usual hauls, but more importantly I’ve made a connection with a new shop and can start building a relationship with a new supplier.3yr ⋅ ColonialSand-ers ⋅ r/BeginnerWoodWorking
Sorry if this isn’t allowed here. I was told you guys would appreciate seeing a bat I recently finished for the biggest Jays fan I know. He was bummed about not getting Lindor so hopefully this took some of the sting away.3yr ⋅ ColonialSand-ers ⋅ r/Torontobluejays
Didn’t realize I was supposed to buy an appropriately themed pinata whacking stick. Luckily a length of 2x2 and 10 minutes of the lathe saved the day and vanished our foe.1yr ⋅ ColonialSand-ers ⋅ r/BeginnerWoodWorking
NTD - Finally replaced my dinky little drill press with something a little more substantial.3yr ⋅ ColonialSand-ers ⋅ r/Tools
Wood day is always a good day. A reminder to be good to your local cabinet makers.3yr ⋅ ColonialSand-ers ⋅ r/BeginnerWoodWorking
When the cover fell off your bathroom fan and broke a year ago, you (hopefully) make it up to your wife by making a new one. Prototype fan cover out of Cherry and Walnut.3yr ⋅ ColonialSand-ers ⋅ r/BeginnerWoodWorking
Wish me luck guys. I’m making a bed frame for my daughter and rather than pay through the nose for twisted construction lumber I decided to do it right. So I drove for 75 minutes to a local mill and crammed a load of white poplar into my car. It’s going to get interesting squaring all this up.3yr ⋅ ColonialSand-ers ⋅ r/BeginnerWoodWorking
