Routing Jig for Donut’s Lateral Supports
It is one if the watershed facts of woodworking. You need to make a jig to make a jig to make something right. It’s always true and always worth a […]
It is one if the watershed facts of woodworking. You need to make a jig to make a jig to make something right. It’s always true and always worth a […]
Every once in a while I get a request from someone for the plans to build a tsunamiball. This is super exciting for me, and I am more than happy […]
OK, its not machining, more like printing it out on 11×17, taping them all together, cutting with scissors, taping to wood, trimming on a band saw, then cleaning up with […]
Crazy Plans for two 16 foot wooden donuts.
All of the prep work has really paid off on this first layer of stripping. The first day I had some snapped strips, which is a real pain, especially when […]
Exciting day today. I started to strip out the last open framing on the tsunamiball. I started by spending almost an hour vacuuming out all the nooks and crannies and […]
My parents came out for a visit recently. I jumped at the chance of putting my Dad to work on the tsunamiball as well as playing a bit with steam […]
Last year I had a visit from my friends at Matterport and they did a scan of the Tsunamiball. The file has been up for a while, and when I […]
Click here for the video. Many thanks to Kirsten Dirksen for her time and interest. I think initially, Kirsten was interested in the tsunamiball because it could be made into a small […]
In general I try to start and finish one phase of building before I move onto the next. This summer, however, I have let things stray a bit. Some of […]