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#TeeMember since Apr 2014

Hello everyone! I started woodworking about 1.5 years ago when i first bought the kreg jig lolol. since then my addiction for tools is off the charts!  I have a car/tech background and basically all my hands on transferred over to wood fabrication.  heres some things i made free handed and some imagination 😛 starting from my first to current.

 

 

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DR99Member since Nov 2012

Wow, that’s some amazing looking furniture #tee!

#TeeMember since Apr 2014

Thanks DR! im such a noob…i started out working only with pine/dougfir/bamboo floor planks/melamine and that cutting board was my first hardwood ive messed with. next piece will be something with black walnut 😛

JavierMember since Aug 2013

Great stuff, you have the skills. Now you don’t need to buy furniture anymore, just design it and build yourself

pepinMember since Mar 2014

Man that’s some cool stuff! I have the skill to do all of that I just wish i had the imagination you have!!! GREAT STUFF 

1R954Baker-hvacMember since Mar 2014

Nice work…

Harold WrayMember since Jun 2013

Hey Tee!  I saw your post but I forgot to comment.  Those are some great projects!  I priced those cabinets that go under your washer/dryer cost at $200+. Nice work.

 

I wanted to ask you what is the bench with the display on it, that sits under the desk you made? It that to tell time/weight?

#TeeMember since Apr 2014

Harold Wray wrote:

Hey Tee!  I saw your post but I forgot to comment.  Those are some great projects!  I priced those cabinets that go under your washer/dryer cost at $200+. Nice work.

 

I wanted to ask you what is the bench with the display on it, that sits under the desk you made? It that to tell time/weight?

Hi harold and thanks! its a desk/vanity for a friend.  i figured since girls tend to weigh themselves often? so why not incorporate a built in scale? she loved it! 😛

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

Wicked nice work! Specially second post number two! Really have a hand for it!

#TeeMember since Apr 2014

got away from some wood working and back to my natural habitat lol. i started this diffuser for my car about 1 month ago. its made out of pure carbon fiber and titanium center and bolts.

 

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DR99Member since Nov 2012

Wow, that is some crazy work right there. I don’t know of too many people that can work with wood, metal, and carbon fiber. What kind of car is the diffuser going on?

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

I’ve never known anyone who worked with carbon fiber. Pretty neat stuff.

NicholasShetleyMember since Nov 2013

Is that a c6 corvette?

#TeeMember since Apr 2014

Thanks guys its for a bmw 335, I bought the cf sheets and use wood working tool techniques to shape and cut the cf lol.  granted i did what i could without a tig welder which was why im using alum angle brackets with titanium bolts/nylon backing steel nuts. made some side fins using my dewalt miter saw with a 84 teeth diablo blade,a ryobi jig saw and a hf belt sander ahhaha. the center section is supported with 2 7075 alum rods with is drilled and tapped (m6x1.0) for the titanium torx 30 bolts.  I used a hf weed torch to burn the panel in seconds with was really neat! some progress from yesterday :P.  i was actually into race car fabbing before i made it into wood working so basically just transferred skill set and tools hehe.   i just have this addiction to try out new tools which was one of the reasons i started with wood…making useful furniture was just a plus…thanks all!

 

 

 

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chadlanthierMember since Mar 2013

I like the looks of that carbon fiber. It just brings it to the next level.

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