Mini Workbench Part 3 — Vise

Mini Workbench Part 3 — Vise
KAPOW 2022 Week 40WoodworkingOctober 23, 2022
KAPOW = Kevin’s Art Project of the Week

Part Three of the mini workbench build: I added a removable vise. Removable means that the vise and legs can be un-bolted and exchanged for the feet seen in Mini Workbench Part 2 — Legs and Feet

Note: The bench is still not final sanded and the dog holes are not drilled.

Remember, there is no definition of art.

For more information on the KAPOW project, follow this link.

Nisqually

Nisqually
KAPOW 2022 Week 39PhotographyOctober 15, 2022
KAPOW = Kevin’s Art Project of the Week

On a glorious sunny (and smoky!) mid-October day at Mount Rainier….I took a picture the ‘other way’ of the Nisqually River valley and the rest of the Cascades.

For context, here is a complementary picture of the mountain.

Remember, there is no definition of art.

For more information on the KAPOW project, follow this link.

Box Lid

Box Lid
KAPOW 2022 Week 37WoodworkingOctober 2, 2022
KAPOW = Kevin’s Art Project of the Week

This week I made a lid for a box I made several years ago that did not have a top. The original box was intended to be a six-pack holder, but a slight miscalculation made it so a six-pack did not fit in it. It became a topless box. After last week‘s unfinished box it seemed like a good idea to work on a totally different box.

The original box was made from zebra wood. I used olive wood for the new lid. Before staining they matched quite well….they are somewhat different after the stain.

Remember, there is no definition of art.

For more information on the KAPOW project, follow this link.

Mini Workbench Part 2 — Legs and Feet

Mini Workbench Part 2 — Legs or Feet
KAPOW 2022 Week 35WoodworkingSeptember 18, 2022
KAPOW = Kevin’s Art Project of the Week

In August, I completed the first part of a mini workbench made from reclaimed teak. KAPOW 2022-Week 31. This week I added some legs and feet to the workbench (also) in teak (not reclaimed). The legs and feet are attached with threaded inserts and bolts. They are removable—stayed tuned for Mini Workbench Part 3 for a vise that attaches with a different set of legs.

Note: The bench is still not final sanded and the dog holes are not drilled.

Remember, there is no definition of art.

For more information on the KAPOW project, follow this link.

Cattle Point Lighthouse

Cattle Point Lighthouse
KAPOW 2022 Week 34PhotographySeptember 6, 2022
KAPOW = Kevin’s Art Project of the Week

Sweeping view of Cattle Point Lighthouse on the south end of San Juan Island.

Another interesting lighthouse photograph—the sun reflection mimicking the lighthouse beacon on Lime Kiln Lighthouse.

Remember, there is no definition of art.

For more information on the KAPOW project, follow this link.