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Porch Swings
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ron Dudelston May 23. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Well I have a project I have been working on in between my cutting boards. I am building porch swings. I have five to build and have got most of the patterns worked out on the first one and hopefully…Continue
Tags: White Oak, porch swings
Not all shop accidents involve fingers
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Morris on Friday. 20 Replies 0 Likes
I was pushing the other day to get my cutting boards ready for the up coming show. I have 25 boards ready that needed to be branded with my logo. During the process of getting everything ready, I…Continue
Tags: Shop Accidents, branding Iron
Arts Alive Alabama 2012
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Moody May 23. 6 Replies 3 Likes
I have been a bit absent the past couple of weeks as I was getting ready for Arts Alive show here in my home town of Florence, Alabama.…Continue
Tags: Arts Alive
What a week!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Fred Wilson May 18. 13 Replies 0 Likes
Well I think I was on vacation this week but it has been hard to tell. I have a large two day craft/art show this coming weekend. I did a show two weeks ago and sold all of my cutting boards. That…Continue
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Friday, March 30th, What's on Your Woodworking Agenda?
For me it has been a quite busy week dealing with things that have nothing to do with woodworking but are just things you have to do. I have spent a good part of this week at the hospital, my mother who is 82 has been in a great deal of pain this week and we discovered she has a fractured disc in the lumbar section. We now have her fitted with a brace and they are starting to get her up and walking again but it will be two to three months of healing time.My wife lost a great aunt this week, 93,…See More
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My First Scroll Saw Project - Gone Bad
No Craft Show last night so I am ahead for the moment on cutting boards and decided today to get the scroll saw out and see if I could use it.I purchased Carol Rothman's book Wooden Bowls from a Scroll Saw after seeing some of the bowls SQ was making.So the first project was to make the bowl clamp. I know this is not up to…See More
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- Please tell us about yourself.
- I am a Systems Administrator during the day. I am a hobbyist woodworker. I really like building furniture, but also enjoy building smaller items.
- Please describe your main woodworking interests.
- Woodworking gives me great satisfaction in seeing something taken in the rough state and turned into your own creation.
I found it a lot of fun when my dad and I were building the barn style buildings several years ago. It gave me a real passion to want to build things with wood.
- How did you find The Patriot Woodworker
- Through a link send to me in an email.
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- http://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com
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Woodturning symposium day two
Posted on January 29, 2011 at 6:00am 2 Comments 0 Likes
Got started early today. I am in Molly Winton session this morning. This session is on introduction to surface enhancements. She also does a great job on sharing how to market and sell the products you make. I'll add the pictures later tonight.
More to come....
Well as I promised here are some more photos of the Symposium.
As I stated above I was in a session with Molly Winton. She was kind enough to allow me to have my picture with…
ContinueTennessee Woodturners Symposium
Posted on January 28, 2011 at 8:42pm 5 Comments 0 Likes
Today was an exciting day at the symposium. It started as an early day as we got up at 4:00 am and left Florence about 5:30. We arrived in Nashville at the Raddison around 8:00 am and the first session started at 8:30.
There are around 200+ woodturners present. I have no idea how that relates to past attendance, but it seems to be a good turnout.
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ContinueCedar Chest Part 2
Posted on September 15, 2010 at 4:54pm 12 Comments 0 Likes
Well it has been a while since I update you on the cedar chest. Couple of things got in the way and had to wait unitl I could get back at it.
The chest is together and glued up and I got the bottom pieces put on tonight.
One more trim piece around the bottom and then the final sanding on all of the pieces. Will order the hinges this weekend and put them on first of next week and then it is finish time.…
End Grain Cutting Board - My Way
Posted on August 24, 2010 at 8:04pm 5 Comments 0 Likes
Okay well you asked for it and now you will get it. Here is the way I assemble an end grain cutting board. Lots of pictures so hopefully it will make it easy for you.
First I pick out a pattern I want to use and then decide on the wood I want to use with that partciular pattern. I will be doing two board in this blog.
So I plane the lumber so everything is the same size and then cut it into the sizes needed for the cutting board pattern.…
ContinueCedar Chest
Posted on August 2, 2010 at 6:13am 8 Comments 0 Likes
I was asked about a year ago to build some cedar chest for a family out of some cedar that came from some old barns that was on their property. The barns had reach a state of disrepair and were to be torn down. As it turned out after some suggestions they had the old logs that the barns were built with sawed up into lumber.
I got started on the chest but was asked to wait as they were building a house.
So I am not back on this… Continue
I got started on the chest but was asked to wait as they were building a house.
So I am not back on this… Continue
Comment Wall (82 comments)
- At 9:01am on May 9, 2012,
ApprenticeSmokey C McElroy said… 
Thank you John! I'm glad to be here.TheShadeTreeWW
- At 9:01am on April 26, 2012, Alfred E. Tickell said…
John think I figured it out just click on the x
- At 8:50am on April 26, 2012, Alfred E. Tickell said…
John how do I save some of the other members comments? I have limited computer skils q and spelling is terrible and in the future Imight have some questions.
Thanks Al
- At 6:28pm on April 18, 2012, Jerry J Miller said…
Thanks for the welcome John and the Happy Birthday. I don't feel a day over 64.
- At 7:43pm on April 11, 2012, Jenny Burger said…
thank you for the kind welcome....I like the cause you support....
- At 1:16pm on March 15, 2012, Robert Lindh said…
John,Thank you for the nice welcome..Bob Lindh
- At 6:29am on March 5, 2012,
Forum HostHal Taylor said… Thanks John,
I was in Viet Nam with a John Moody a lot of years ago.
Hal
- At 5:59am on February 26, 2012, GABRIEL MOROSANU said…
Thank you for so warm welcome and I hope I will be an active member of this community ! :)
- At 8:26pm on February 18, 2012, dotty said…
Thank you John. I look forward to all the great advice I can get.
Dotty
- At 6:48am on February 3, 2012, Chris Kolve said…
Thanks for the support...business starting off slow...just trying to get more traffic
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