Posted on October 21, 2009 by weekndr
Mostly to keep the rain and snow from piling up in front of the front door, I got to work this past weekend building a wood awning over the entry to the house. It’s constructed entirely of cedar purchased at my local home center. The support brackets and header beam are 4×4 cedar posts. The [...]
Filed under: Weeknd Projects | 1 Comment »
Posted on September 7, 2009 by weekndr
As the sole man figure of the Weekndr household I’m usually outnumbered by the ladies of the house when it comes to deciding how we spend our free time.
If it were up to me, we’d be hanging out at the woodshop all day working on power tools and enjoying the aroma of fresh-sawn wood, then [...]
Filed under: Weeknd Projects, fun with fam | Leave a Comment »
Posted on August 5, 2009 by weekndr
A collection of weekndr woodturning projects from the past decade:
A round mirror made of African mahogany with a carved diamond bead around the rim. A redwood burl platter with bark inclusion. A spalted sugar maple bowl with an abandoned maple syrup tap hole. A collection of small forms, and two small boxes, one in the [...]
Filed under: Weeknd Projects | Tagged: bowls, woodturning, woodworking | Leave a Comment »
Posted on July 26, 2009 by weekndr
Our bathroom got a makeover over the past few weeks thanks to the heroic painting efforts of misses weekndr and my own do-it-yourself inspiration.
We installed wainscoting in our bathroom and used the opportunity to choose a new paint color, one that “complements our skin tones” as the wife notes, and lightens up the place. Before [...]
Filed under: Weeknd Projects | Tagged: bathroom, beadboard, trim, wainscot, wallboard, woodworking | 2 Comments »
Posted on June 28, 2009 by weekndr
This weekend brought sunny summer weather and a few outdoor projects around the house. There was the moldy old white picket fence, which has needed replacing since we moved here six years ago. And there was the small deck extension I started last month, which was badly in need of a railing to prevent free-falling [...]
Filed under: Weeknd Projects | Leave a Comment »