Seat up to eight diners at this Octagonal Picnic Table project. Simple cuts and joinery make for easy construction. Check out the matching Lazy Susan too.Display a favorite photo in style with an Arts & Crafts picture frame featuring lap joints, an overhanging beveled cap, flared...
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Seat up to eight diners at this Octagonal Picnic Table project. Simple cuts and joinery make for easy construction. Check out the matching Lazy Susan too.
Display a favorite photo in style with an Arts & Crafts picture frame featuring lap joints, an overhanging beveled cap, flared stiles, and decorative buttons.
Build a hardworking Mobile Assembly Cart from a sheet of plywood, and bring order to your next build.
Take a stab at knife making using hardwood scrap, epoxy, and a kit from Sarge.
You don’t have to be a professional photographer to take great shots of your work that you can share with the world. All you need are some basic equipment and a bit of know-how.
Discover the secrets for combating wood movement when making frame-and-panel doors with a battery full of time-tested tips and techniques.
Plus...
Clear Outdoor Finishes, Drawer Slides, Shop Lubricants, Hot New Tools, and Spotlight on Ipe.
Display a favorite photo in style with an Arts & Crafts picture frame featuring lap joints, an overhanging beveled cap, flared stiles, and decorative buttons.
Build a hardworking Mobile Assembly Cart from a sheet of plywood, and bring order to your next build.
Take a stab at knife making using hardwood scrap, epoxy, and a kit from Sarge.
You don’t have to be a professional photographer to take great shots of your work that you can share with the world. All you need are some basic equipment and a bit of know-how.
Discover the secrets for combating wood movement when making frame-and-panel doors with a battery full of time-tested tips and techniques.
Plus...
Clear Outdoor Finishes, Drawer Slides, Shop Lubricants, Hot New Tools, and Spotlight on Ipe.
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Codger Lodge Turners Aid Empty Bowls Food Pantry Program
Helping to feed the hungry is a nationwide effort provided by many community programs and food pantries across the U.S. One such program is the Empty Bowls Charity which began as a project by Michigan school teacher John Harton in 1990. Harton’s students crafted ceramic bowls in their high school art classes and the finished works were used as individual serving pieces for a fundraising meal of soup and bread, where the guests kept the empty bowls.
