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Sawinery Woodworking Guild

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31 contributions to Sawinery Woodworking Guild
Hello everyone from the Peach State
New member here. Recently retired after 47 years in law enforcement and have too much time on my hands. I started watching woodworking videos several months ago and decided to apply to this group because Sawinery does not settle for second best or “close”. I was raised if I was going to do something to do it right or not at all. Looking forward to learn a lot from all of you.
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New comment 24d ago
1 like • Jan 11
@Steve Puster we lived on Whitehead Circle near Lynnwood elementary school. The road doesn't exist anymore and Lynnwood became the Pearl Stephens center. But I have some great memories of falling out of trees back in the 60s.
A double Christmas gift
My daughter asked if we could make her hexagonal bookshelves for Christmas. We worked together while she was home over the holidays. Her gift was the shelves and spending time with the old man. My gift was spending time with my daughter and maybe passing on some of my love for woodworking.
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New comment Jan 3
A double Christmas gift
What's Everyone Working On?
I'd love to see more of you posting your projects. We want to see what you're working on; share in your triumphs and tragedies. Preferably more of the former and less of the later.
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New comment 25d ago
4 likes • Dec '24
Christmas gift for my 4 year old granddaughter.
0 likes • Dec '24
@Michael Skinner I did something similar. I hope you enjoy!
Working Outside?
Do you ever work outside? If so what do you use for a workbench or work surface out there?
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New comment Nov '24
1 like • Oct '24
I use the fence designed for my miter saw and the folding table Dewalt offers for my contractor table saw. Anything else ends up on saw horses, my tailgate, or occasionally a hallway scaffold set at working height.
Shop Space Struggles
How do you maximize the space in your workshop; especially if you have a small shop? Show us some pictures and let us know how you're doing it.
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New comment Oct '24
3 likes • Oct '24
My outside shop dimensions are 16×20. Lots of shelving and cabinets help, but my secret is wheels. Even my router table/storage unit is mobile. I can push/pull/drag just about everything on the floor to make room for a project or operation.
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@rob-thimmes-2547
Just an old guy, loving this thing called life.

Active 19d ago
Joined Jun 19, 2024
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