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Category Archives: Woodworking
Rejection, again!
Chapter 3 – To read from the beginning of this saga, please click here. The rejections came, and quickly! Both the grading and building permit applications were incomplete. The county planners asked for more complete soils engineering plans. I contacted … Continue reading
Outright rejection!
In the first installment of this story, I introduced my new shop building, and introduced you to the County Planning Department. They looked at my initial set of plans and threw them back at me. Too big, they said. I … Continue reading
I’m building a new shop!
I have had a fabulous workshop in my friend Jim’s barn for the past 18 years. It’s the best workshop on earth, and I have enjoyed making things there. It has all of my tools in it, and it has … Continue reading
Turning my new lathe into a really nice lathe
My plan was to write about some graphic arts subjects. I attended two terrific events related to printing recently, and I will write about my experiences – soon. But instead, I want to write about my new lathe. I have … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Building things, Gadgets, Technology, Woodworking
Tagged Brian Lawler, Delta lathe, digital tachometer, The Blognosticator, woodworking lathe
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Adirondack chairs – delivered!
You can read the previous chapter of this story here. Late last year I decided to make a couple of Adirondack chairs for our upstairs balcony. These were designed to replace two chairs that we bought at a garden store. … Continue reading
Posted in Building things, Woodworking
Tagged Adirondack chair, Blognosticator, Brian Lawler, Cypress, Varathane finish, woodworking
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Chair-man of the board
This is part 2 of a series on my new Adirondack chairs. Click here to read the first part. After a month in the kiln, I picked up my Monterey Cypress lumber at the mill in Paso Robles and drove … Continue reading
Posted in Building things, Woodworking
Tagged Adirondack chair, Blognosticator, Brian Lawler, The Blognosticator, wood shop, woodworking
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A new Adirondack chair for 2023
In the summer of 2014 I built a couple of Adirondack chairs for our back deck. I wrote about it here. These were made of oak, painted with primer, then assembled and painted again to make them as weatherproof as … Continue reading
Posted in Building things, Woodworking
Tagged Blognosticator, Brian Lawler, CNC cutting, furniture, woodworking
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