Woodworking is an avocation that is both relaxing and that provides a great deal of satisfaction from both the process and the finished products.  This web page serves as an opportunity to share the results of some woodworking projects.
  
 Current Project:

    Waterbed                          



Projects:
   The most recent projects are listed first.


Kitchen Shelf Unit                  


Narrow Front Cabinet                   (Last Update 06/08/11)

Cherry Cabinet                           (Last Update 02/07/11)  

 

Shaper Cutter and Router Bit Cabinet    (Last Update 01/17/11)   

Game Console                             (Last Update 01/17/11)      

Simple Desk                                (Last Update 12/22/09)      


  End Tables                               (Last Update 10/10/09)

  Kitchen Countertop Replacement           (Last Update 06/13/08)                                                                                                                                                                       

  Computer Rack                        (Last Update 10/5/07) 


   Captains Bed                        (Last Update 05/27/07)


Entertainment Center               (Last Update 12/14/05)  

  Quilt Rack                                (Last Update 1/10/04)

  Cherry Entry Cabinet              (Last Update 1/10/04)


  Power Feeder Cart                (Last Update 1/04/08)


  Workbench                          (Last Update 1/10/04)

  Rolling Workbench             (Last Update 1/10/04)

  Hard Maple Tool Cabinet      (Last Update 1/10/04)

  Child's Bookshelf                   (Last Update 1/10/04)

  Cloth Storage Cabinet            (Last Update 1/10/04)


Pictures of the Shop
   Shop Pictures                       (Last Update 10/5/07)





  We have a long driveway that requires periodic maintenance.  Coupled with yard maintenance, this justified the purchase of a small tractor.  In 2001, we purchased an old Ford 9N.  Knowing what I know now, I never would have bought this tractor.  However, it will be an interesting restoration project when our son gets old enough to appreciate the knowledge to be gained from such a project.  In 2005, we purchased a John Deere 420 that had been well maintained and had just been professionally repainted.  In addition to being more mechanically sound, it came with depth control rather than the 9N's draft control -- a definite plus when trying to blade the driveway.  I can now reliably blade the driveway without having the blade moving up and down as the tractor tries to balance its engine load. 



 
Contact me at:  MarksTucsonWoodworking

 I check this e-mail address on an occasional basis and will get back with you when I have the opportunity.
 
  We are members of Redeemer Lutheran Church in Tucson, Arizona
   Redeemer also has a PK-8 grade school, check out the web site at:  www.redeemertucson.org   


Last updated: 01/03//12  mkl