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A little table I made for some in-laws for Christmas. Used aluminum legs and router ed the recess...how do you treat aluminum legs? Paint them or stain?

Sure thing. :)

Right?! Except I'm as dumb as a rock with Carpentry or woodworking. My dad was a roofer. More brawn than brain. Most important thing is it's fun and I like doing it. :) Plus, when party time comes, more seats for guests.

Cypress block with milled street cherry tree slabs. The steel is from that tree I did when I cut them off the magnolia in chinatown. Gonna stain more, It's outdoor furniture anyway. I have quite the slab collection going....Ton of redwood. Back on topic, There is a good sized pile of...

Hello. I was looking for a wood working thread to show off my rad new bench.....just gotta stain the side table/leg rest...... Just being goofy.

It's like Pro series.

Wow. Beauty.

Nice Brian, good meeting you up at Jamie's.

Farking rad, Stephen.

Ripping chain....

Sharp chain is pretty helpful too.

I went with the 32" granberg because i got an old junky 272 I'm trying to kill on this mill. No luck yet. We have the 60" one at work with 088 and 404... it works ok. Just watch as you go and don't rush. The first cut has to be level and perfect because the following cuts rely on the first...

Thanks Jay, I'm thinking something Adirondacky. Big twig. I've heard the big alaskan mills will bend the bar and give a fat bellied slab.

Dude.....what will i do with more pine? I pulled these out of the park today....probably make something.... Got a great book on joinery...by Charles Hayward....as referred by Jay....some bad ass tools also from Sir Jay..... pretty inspiring. Anyway..... I'm happy.

Purty!

Wicked awesome.

With no bearings or training, I'm krafting the seas of serendipity and stability. ..... :)

It's a notch above cave man. Haha.

Redwood table top, cypress legs. .....thinking i should have put the skirt on the inside rather the out....oh well.

Bought some actual ripping chain for the alaskan. Looking forward to seeing an easier smoother cut. Also saw some auto center tenon cutters. Pretty cool stuff out there. http://www.lumberjacktools.com/