Not quite sure why I am so infatuated with wood and lego, but another small project, similar to the Lego Shelf.
Best part of this project was teaching CLT how to use all the woodworking power tools!
Personal collective of ideas, thoughts and notes
Not quite sure why I am so infatuated with wood and lego, but another small project, similar to the Lego Shelf.
Best part of this project was teaching CLT how to use all the woodworking power tools!
Glowforge was one of the most successful crowdfunding projects at the time, with raising $27.9m in 30 days!
This was my first crowdfunded purchase, and a pretty substantial one at that at around $2,500 … between this and the Prusa 3D printer, they have probably provided the most interesting and beneficial learning opportunities. While slightly simpler to use compared to a 3D printer, since all functions are only in 2D, there are multiple small nuances around the design, materials, multi-step operations, cutting depths, speeds and laser focus which have had a steep learning curve.
So far we have made a bunch of interesting, practical and useful projects, sold a few on Etsy and also made a few personalized meaningful gifts.
A fun DIY Lego Shelf from Walnut Wood. Some woodworking, finishing and using the laser to mark and brand it. I have made about 5 of them now for friends and family and they always seem to be a hit!
Step 1:
160 -> 180 -> 220 Grit Sanding
Scuff with steel wool (00)
Clean with microfiber
Danish Oil (Walnut)
Step 2:
Scuff with steel wool
Clean with microfiber
Danish Oil (Walnut)
Step 3:
Top Coat
Wax and 0000 steel wool
Step 4:
Laser Engrave Logo
Step5:
Glue Lego Insert
A draft list of woodworking projects completed over the years. Some practical, others for fun.
Fun small project using about 10 pieces of plywood clamped together, cut out on the table saw and finished.
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