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Sawinery Woodworking Guild

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23 contributions to Sawinery Woodworking Guild
Happy to have found this
Good morning. Name is Vick and I've been looking for a community for some time. Happy to be here. My grandfather was a construction worker and I used to help him out when I was a kid. That's right: child labor! 🤣 I don't think anyone else in the family has taken up woodworking so I am the first. My father said to me "Learn to do one thing extremely well. For everything else you can pay." Well, I got tired of paying for shoddy work. Bought a new house 13 years ago and have been learning and modding ever since.
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Hi Victor! Share what you've learned. What's a current project?
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Wow, what a dramatic change! Live the cabinetry, lighting, and the glass. You did a wonderful job. What I mean by what you have learned: I like to challenge myself to create new things, new jigs, new methods. It's how I built my skill set over 45 years of woodworking.
Live and learn from your elders
Hi everybody. Newbje here. Anybody else want to say hello. Feel free.🤩
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Hi Tony! Welcome to the forum! What's your interest in woodworking?
Corn Hole Boards
Heres some tournament spec cornhole boards I made. Sealed the frame with truck bed liner and put 6 coats of paint and 3 coats of laquor on the tops to smooth them out.
Corn Hole Boards
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Looks very nice and weather resistant!
Folding workbench
Made this to use a part of the garage. Used an h frame for the folding legs. Now looking at how to lock them folded. Found some strong magnets on Amazon and gonna give it a shot. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Folding workbench
0 likes • Jun 18
In the one pic is it just leaning folded against the wall? If that's where's it's going to be used, why not just attach it to the wall with hinges? That way it just folds to the wall. You can make some cleats to hold the legs in.
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Have you thought about making a wooden tab to hold the legs in place. I have an example here keeping a saw in place. Cheap and effective.
Newbie
Hi all I am brand spanking new to this world and would love any advice to get started can’t post any pics because I haven’t made anything yet there is so much talent here I’m in awe!
1 like • Jun 18
Lisa, assuming you have access to You Tube, find Sawdust and Splinters. This creator has only been a woodworker for 2 years now. Go back in history and see her first few videos. She shared how she started and you can watch her amazing progression. And if you really want to be inspired, check out 3x3 Custom, she produces awesome material. Good luck!
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Tracy Novak
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Woodworker for over 40 years

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Joined Sep 18, 2025
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