I’ve had this cherry offcut from cutting a curved log into lumber in my shop for over two years and I’ve been wanting to make a bench out of it. The offcut tapers towards the center so I thought the thicker ends would make nice legs and the thinner center would give the piece some nice vertical movement.
Welcome back to the kitchen build! This time, I’m going to be working on cabinet lighting, which includes both under-cabinet lighting and in-cabinet lighting. Every
Welcome back to the kitchen build. This time I am hopefully getting through the rest of the trim detail, and then painting everything. I am
Today I have a fun special guest with me! Wink bought wood from me in the past, and in the last load of stuff that
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You’re a pro Matt. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise. Greetings from Nashville. Rock on. -Travis
Thank you Travis!!
Did you cut one side of the bench so that you could establish square
To make cuts at ends for legs perfect?
That’s how it was cut from the sawmill so I ran with the theme of having a straight edge