Spinning rainbows: adding colour to your work
The only thing more enjoyable than watching feathery shavings fly off your turning project is when some of them are brightly coloured.
Besides being an obvious dead ringer for Brad Pitt, Rick has written well over a hundred project articles for various North American woodworking publications and enjoys taking every opportunity to make sawdust in his London, Ontario, workshop.
The only thing more enjoyable than watching feathery shavings fly off your turning project is when some of them are brightly coloured.
This is the last of three articles in which Rick Campbell shows you how he made his bow box.
Now for the most creative part of the project – crafting realistic-looking ribbons and bows to decorate the beautiful box you just completed.
A brand new project: Rick Campbell shows you how to put a wooden bow on a gift box.
When you have a small workshop, the key to staying organized and productive is storage that’s not only efficient, but also adaptable to ever-changing needs.
Keeping all your seeds and planting tools organized and within arm’s reach makes gardening even more enjoyable.
Eliminate bench top clutter for good with a couple of these inexpensive and easy to build shop cabinets.
This sleek, modern design goes well just about anywhere, but the overall design can be easily adjusted by changing some details. A different style of lid, adding some texture to the curved sides or adjusting the proportions of the box will all work wonders when it comes time to customize your box.
Adding an auxiliary table to expand the work surface and accommodate accessories can enhance the functionality of the drill press and make life in the shop more enjoyable.
This project includes a versatile stand that lets you choose between displaying your handiwork on the countertop and hanging it from the wall.
Wooden tops have fascinated children down through the ages with their mystifying ability to defy the laws of gravity. Who knew that physics could be so much fun?
This sturdy storage box will keep your blades, chippers and shims organized and safe from harm.
The entire project can be built in an afternoon from scrap wood found lying around the shop.
This is a fun project for kids of all ages - a a great way to help our feathered friends.