Tennis ball smoked over hickory at 225F for six hours. My son put two of them in my smoke stack, which explains my airflow issues. Happy Father’s Day.4yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/smoking
Here's an awl I just made from a broken drill bit. I used a nut for a ferrule and a piece of white oak for the handle.6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
Another Pinterest special for my Wife. For revenge, I assembled it and asked her to paint it. Muwahahahaha! Not my finest moment but you gotta do what you gotta do. Reclaimed wood: ☑️, white milk paint: ☑️, designed by the Pinterest devil himself:☑️, questionable joinery:☑️ And she loves it.6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
My first actual piece of furniture. A writing desk in cherry.7yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
My Wife and I built this planter box last Saturday for my moms birthday. I guess you'll just have to imagine some climbing vines on the back...6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
I just made this smoked beef sausage. First time making cured sausage, am I going to die if I eat it?3yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/smoking
Here's my homage to vintage schoolhouse furniture... A little desk for my son.6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
My first project on on my new workbench. A little workbench for my son. I made from the scrap I had leftover from my bench.7yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
I turned a 2$ harbor freight screwdriver into a 2$ harbor freight screwdriver with a cherry handle.6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/turning
I turned a 2$ harbor freight screwdriver into a 2$ harbor freight screwdriver with a cherry handle. (X-post r/turning)6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
This fine specimen is a rolling cart for my Wife to use at work. There are enough pocket screws in here to bring a tear to Scott Philips' eye and it's farmhouse enough to make me sick. Truly the pinnacle of my woodworking career. But it looks like the one she wanted from Pinterest and she likes it.6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
I finally made a work bench. Need advice on tail-vise and dog holes.7yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
Well, I finally made a plane till and now there's so much more room for activities.6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
My first wooden plane build - a coffin smoother in maple (build pics in comments)6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
I made this mini scoop. I drilled the hole i. It with a forstner bit because I was too chicken to try to put a chisel in there. What would be my best option for hollowing one of these in the future? This one is about 1.5d x about 3 long.6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/turning
What's the r/turning version of my first dovetails? I tried making a screwdriver handle, it came out a little thin. Maybe it will be a file handle.6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/turning
I made a miter/donkeys ear shooting board today. For as simple as it is, it really makes cleaning up longer miters very easy.7yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
I've been waiting on glue to dry for other projects today, so I've been making some stocking stuffers. Here's a cherry coffee scoop.6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
I pulled a few pieces of bubinga from a blacksmith shop that had burned down. There wasn't a whole lot of figure in this piece but I pity the piece of dough that tries to give me any trouble now that I have this new rolling pin.6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
I turned this cherry French rolling pin. It's 1.75 x 16. I got a lot of chatter while turning it, what is the best way to deal with that?6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/turning
Picked this ponderosa pine from the hardware store for a rolling cart I'm making for my wife. Is birdseye pine a thing?6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
I made my first end grain cutting boards for Christmas gifts. I'm not going to lie either, they felt a lot more like work than anything else I've made.6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
I made this little scoop but had a difficult time hollowing it, so i drilled it out. I'm inexperienced with turning, can someone inform me of the proper way/tool to use to hollow something like this? ( cross post r/turning)6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
A little Mother's Day gift. My two year old was having some difficulties getting a clean hand print but my wife still liked it.7yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
I turned this cherry French rolling pin. It's 1.75 x 16. I got a lot of chatter while turning it, what is the best way to deal with that? (Cross post r/turning)6yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
Question: is there any reason the breadboard ends I see have longer tenons as opposed to one tongue the whole length as in my picture? I have never made them before and need some advice.7yr ⋅ underhillsmustache ⋅ r/woodworking
