Woodworkers

[Timber Ghost]

Yep, that's my type of woodwork. Also do hunting calls put can't seem to post them without ruffling feathers on here so I posted calls that are not for sale

Well since you posted yours Brad, I really see no reason for me to. You've got serious talent brother. Oh, what the hell...











Not wood, but still one of my favorites

[boondoggle]

It's great y'all are showing your artistic capabilities in making calls. However, if money starts moving for said calls without site sponsorship, then feathers will be ruffled and flattened with a ban hammer.

[Simple Man]

And then, somehow, it will all be my fault.

[boondoggle]

That being said, you make some great calls Timber Ghost.

[2thDoc]

i agree. cant wait to buy one.

[WoodieSC]

Blindsided, Timber Ghost... incredible talent there. Would love to be an apprentice. Great work!

[Blindsided]

I'm not posting things for sale, like the title says "woodworkers" . They are wood. No dollar sign no mention of "for sale".

[Blindsided]

I will delete my pics if someone says they are offended or whatever, just let me know

[Timber Ghost]

Yeah, I guess I should stress that these calls are not for sale. Just a different kind of eye candy to compliment the other flat work pics.

[Simple Man]

Anybody done an entertainment center??

It's next on the hit list and I'm looking for ideas.

[dixiedeerslaya]

dang, how did i miss this thread. i do a little woodworking every now and then my self. working on a toy box/hope chest right now for my daughter. ill snap some pics when i finish it up.

[turbo]

Anybody done an entertainment center??

It's next on the hit list and I'm looking for ideas.

I did one for mom and dad's beach house... I'll see if I can dig up some pictures. It turned out good... 'cept for the paint. That shit should be called "Never Cures". Everything fuckin' sticks together.

[dixiedeerslaya]

i built a tv stand for my living room. but its really simple. basically a table with a shelf underneath for set top box and dvd player. burnt and dark stained the wood to match the coffee tables and end tables and fit in the space we had. so i didnt get to get fancy with it.

[Tater]

Sheeiitt, Bo....

[Simple Man]

I wanna end up with something along these lines.......

[turbo]

That's almost exactly what we built. Beadboard and all...

[duckduckdog]

I did one for mom and dad's beach house... I'll see if I can dig up some pictures. It turned out good... 'cept for the paint. That shit should be called "Never Cures". Everything fuckin' sticks together.

I always top with a coat of polycrylic if it's something that is going to have something sitting on it.

[turbo]

I always top with a coat of polycrylic if it's something that is going to have something sitting on it.

Duly noted.

Thanks for the tip.

Big Mama wanted it white, not natural... So, I was in uncharted territory.

[Whaler_Dave]

Master carpenter skills.

[Simple Man]

Let's talk material for constant weather exposure.

I am going to rebuild this pergola.



This is original to the house (1997) and you can see what crappy condition it's in. What would be the best wood for weather resistance and non-warpage? I don't want treated yella pine, I don't think. Would like a simple stain or even leaving it untreated (think maintenance-free). Was thinking cypress, but in my experience it wants to twist a little too much.

Hit me with it.