I was at a loss... but I went for simplicity. Since we were expected to use every piece of the wood and had a minimum requirement of 6 cuts, I went with the mortise and tenon approach. I did a tusk/through tenon. The wedges are the pieces I cut off to make the tenon. I decided to make them stick out more because I liked the look and it was a very tight squeeze to wedge them in. I experimented with the angles of the tenoned piece and this is the only angle where the mortise would hold snuggle without cracking or stretching. Although I said this was simple it really wasn't. It took alot of work and I had to learn alot about the woodshop, since this was my first encounter.
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Only One 18in. 2x4?
I was at a loss... but I went for simplicity. Since we were expected to use every piece of the wood and had a minimum requirement of 6 cuts, I went with the mortise and tenon approach. I did a tusk/through tenon. The wedges are the pieces I cut off to make the tenon. I decided to make them stick out more because I liked the look and it was a very tight squeeze to wedge them in. I experimented with the angles of the tenoned piece and this is the only angle where the mortise would hold snuggle without cracking or stretching. Although I said this was simple it really wasn't. It took alot of work and I had to learn alot about the woodshop, since this was my first encounter.
Monday, December 10, 2007
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Stoel...
Still Life?
The Circle Drive
Sketch Model Sketches
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Time Capsule Zine







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