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I would like to design and build a work table for my art studio (www.patriciabuckart.com).  The table dimensions should be 38″ W x 60″ L x 29″ – 36″ H and it should bolt together so that it can be … Continue reading →

I am building a walnut table top (finished dimensions 38″ x 78″ x 1.25″. I have several rough cut boards that I need to edge joint and surface plane that are too large and heavy for my equipment. I am … Continue reading →

This is a custom build paid commission project.  The example photo below is representative of the finished project.  The client is flexible as to design, materials, finish, felt gaming cover design, and final dimensions.   Here are some specific points … Continue reading →

I have two white rocking chairs from Cracker Barrel that need to be stripped and repainted.  I’ve stripped paint before, but these will be difficult by hand. Does anyone have a good contact for stripping in Maryland. (boy that is … Continue reading →

This message is primarily to turners, or others who can make use of black walnut in branch form, larger than eight inches in diameter, AND are okay to start with rough log materials. See photos at the bottom of this … Continue reading →

Fellow Woodworkers and HCWG members! I sure could use some help setting up my new shop in the historic Savage Mill Carding building. Everything is already in the space, it’s just disorganized so all of the heavy lifting is already done. I need to assemble some shelving and organize. For your help I could pay $30 (I know it’s not much) for 4 hours or maybe I could provide some hands on high end box making OTJ training. I currently teach a High End Box making class at the famous Marc Adams School of Woodworking. I’ve made box’s for the John Wick movie franchise and am the box maker for Cabot Guns, Colt Collectors Association and the Firearms Engravers Guild of America. My IG page is @sapfinefurniture.

May 9, 10 and 11. 10:00am-5:00pm

Send me an email at sapfinefurniture@outlook.com.

Thanks in advance!

steve

MY P-C 250 B has stopped and I need help with next step.  It is probably 30 years old but has been used rather infrequently in last 10 years or so.  ut it has always been oiled every time it was used.  I was using 2 inch nails and I had about 10-15 nails in the carriage and i added a new sleeve.  Both set of nails were the same P-C 15 gauge finish nails.  The gun jammed at the point between the 2 sections of nails.  I pulled out the jammed nail, but the gun will not fire.  No air is being released and no air leaks.  I am not sure what to take apart and have a spring pop out.  Any help would be appreciated