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woodenwookie
Making a Splash
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woodenwookie
Making a Splash
a month ago

I built a new version this afternoon.   I made it longer and wider. I also made the base wider. This gives a nice place to clamp to the desk to ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
a month ago

That is an Autodesk product if I recall. Those reasons are one of the reasons I moved to FreeCAD as well. Fusion 360 does 3D modelling and can expor ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
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a month ago

For those of you who design your projects what software if any do you use? I used to use AutoDesk Fusion 360 but I'm moving to FreeCAD which is open ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
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a month ago

I like that idea. I have been toying with it but I wonder how big it can go before the vacuum is lost? That being said, it would be nicer having a l ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
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This project is very basic but will make sanding your projects so much better. MaterialsHole Board Timber Glue Panel PinsToolsTable or ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
November

It would be inappropriate to display anything but. 

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
November

I did think about that. That way I could run the WiFi up and store HDDs etc off the desk. Running it up the flagpole to the boss (ie. Mrs Wookie) ca ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
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This is a simple floating desk to fill the void created when we did the bathroom renovations. It sits a little too high for my liking but we'll rect ...

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Lorraine28
Getting Established
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My partner built a work bench using leftover fence posts from the fence we built and pallet wood planks for the bench top. He stained pallet wood diff ...

Benskimo
Making a Splash
1 reply
November

Great idea, @woodenwookie , and neat cutaway job Would you consider doing a floating shelf or two above it? That could be cool.

Dave-1
Community Megastar
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November

Afternoon @woodenwookie Nice work and especilly like the home page display Dave

Jewelleryrescue
Kind of a Big Deal
October

Hi @woodenwookie this dosnt apply to you more a general comment for other readers The real smart money is to select straightest wood at the time of ...

Jewelleryrescue
Kind of a Big Deal
2 replies
October

Hi @sam3351 like @MitchellMc suggested put in some middle timbers (x3) same 70 x 45 the bow will be removed and this will also support the top t ...

Dave-1
Community Megastar
1 reply
October

Afternoon @jovybsb I would start by sketching out a rough idea of what you would like. Next step is to wander through Bunnings and pick up various s ...

Codey
Making a Splash
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A supersized Nintendo switch/TV cabinet made from scrap wood.MaterialsPlywood Hinges Paint MDF PineToolsRyobe JigsawRyobe DrillStepsStep 11a. First I ...

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woodenwookie
Making a Splash
a month ago

I built a new version this afternoon.   I made it longer and wider. I also made the base wider. This gives a nice place to clamp to the desk to ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
a month ago

That is an Autodesk product if I recall. Those reasons are one of the reasons I moved to FreeCAD as well. Fusion 360 does 3D modelling and can expor ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
2 replies
a month ago

For those of you who design your projects what software if any do you use? I used to use AutoDesk Fusion 360 but I'm moving to FreeCAD which is open ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
1 reply
a month ago

I like that idea. I have been toying with it but I wonder how big it can go before the vacuum is lost? That being said, it would be nicer having a l ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
4 replies

This project is very basic but will make sanding your projects so much better. MaterialsHole Board Timber Glue Panel PinsToolsTable or ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
November

It would be inappropriate to display anything but. 

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
November

I did think about that. That way I could run the WiFi up and store HDDs etc off the desk. Running it up the flagpole to the boss (ie. Mrs Wookie) ca ...

woodenwookie
Making a Splash
5 replies

This is a simple floating desk to fill the void created when we did the bathroom renovations. It sits a little too high for my liking but we'll rect ...

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Adam_W
Workshop Legend
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Difficulty: Intermediate Transform your laundry with a custom benchtop, adding both style and functionality. This guide details the process of ...

Codey
Making a Splash
14 replies

A supersized Nintendo switch/TV cabinet made from scrap wood.MaterialsPlywood Hinges Paint MDF PineToolsRyobe JigsawRyobe DrillStepsStep 11a. First I ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
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Difficulty: Expert An arcade cabinet can provide countless hours of fun for all ages. You can play classic video games for a hit of nostalgia or ...

Razzer
Having an Impact
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A workbench with built-in mitre (drop) saw, dust collector and loads of storage including vertical drawers to hold paint cans. The projectBefore and ...

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