Happy Labor Day good people. Heres your reminder that if you are not enjoying bubble baths.....youre not doing it right. #knotty_woodcraft #laborday
Spent my day yesterday redoing these muntins. The vertical pieces were slightly less wide than they need to be which allowed the curved pieces to shift randomly slightly making them off set from one another. So if used they would have areas that wer
Dry fitted the glass stops so i could get a final length on the muntins for the back side of the doors. Spent the majority of the day at the router table making multiple passes profiling the curved rails then coping them to fit. Then I glued them
Do you make extra? 🤔 A lesson i learned from the last batch of curved muntins; make extra. I needed 8, I made 12. So far I've ruined 1. Having saved all the jigs i made from the first set of french doors is definitely making this one easier 🙌 #kn
Theres a little part of me in all the doors i make 😌 Noticed a drop of blood while milling out this trim. So i covered the cut with a band aid. Started on the next piece and boom, more blood. I checked where i was gripping it and found another cu
Loaded up ready to go!! This ines headed to some new friends in Ohio 😊 #knotty_woodcraft
Recent review I received on my website. 😊 1000% Always striving for this level of satisfaction #knotty_woodcraft #review #doormaking
Got a few coats of @realmilkpaintco outdoor defense oil on this screen door rebuild. Love that stuff. Again, the insert I built in 2017 so I just spruced it up and rescreened, and fastened to the new frame. Decided to make it a full 1 3/8" thick
Redid our screen door I made 7 years ago. Kept the insert and simply made a frame, rabbeted out a recess for the insert, then glued and screwed it in. Frame is red cedar, very light and rime will tell of its too soft for screen door but I'm thinking
Got a fee coats of door gravy on this door yesterday. Also did the preliminary milling for the next set of french doors to match the last set of french doors. Found I'd be able to use all these off cuts from the last few doors to make all the rails s
Seven yearsll! Seven years ago I lost my mind and quit my profession of 25 years to pursue a new interst. Seven years ago I applied and paid my first business tax license and immediately went to buy my first (second hand ) table saw. Looking back I'm
First coat of stain went on yesterday. Second coat today 😁 #knotty_woodcraft #door #doormaking