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Sawinery Woodworking Guild

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28 contributions to Sawinery Woodworking Guild
Scrapwood book holder
I made this book holder with scrapwood I had, never thought it would look this good and work perfectly
Scrapwood book holder
0 likes • 12h
That’s neat. Also an iPad holder, iPhone holder, etc 😎
Harvey Dream Saw
I’ve been gearing up to buy a PCS from sawstop but now that Harvey showed off the dream saw maybe I’ll wait. What do folks think?
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I’m on the fence. Pricing for the Harvey dream saw has not been announced and the product won’t be available for purchase until mid 2027. It uses a magnetic field to detect a hand unlike the sawstop which uses an electric current on the blade. Therefore it is not prone to wet wood or aluminum or any other conductor triggering the mechanism and also doesn’t have any consumables. Once the mechanism is triggered a simple push of a button will reset it and you’re back up and running in a few seconds without damage to the blade. It will probably cost a fortune though.
Hello!
Hello fellow woodshop friends. Looking forward to seeing all your projects and getting inspired. My father was a hobby woodworker and built furniture, shelves, toys, and all sorts of trinkets. I remember going around to craft fairs when I was young and I still have some furniture and other things my dad built. As I became an adult I never imagined I would pick up the craft, but a few years ago started helping build scenery for theatrical productions at my son’s school. Now, I’m building up my repository of tools and building sets for community theaters. Here are a few things me and some friends have created together this year. We’re hoping to turn it into a side business and eventually make it a full time thing!
Hello!
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Welcome! That looks neat
My current shop
I recently started woodworking and this is my first half garage/shop picture with basically two portable horse/work tables and not many tools. Working on my first project a shoe bench, however, my wife had other ideas for it.
My current shop
1 like • 9d
Looking good. I see you’re rocking the blue ion
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I added this folding workbench to my garage so I could quickly tear down https://www.skool.com/woodworking-for-beginners/folding-workbench?p=ffb66f6f
Excited to be Here
I am from the Austin / San Antonio Texas corridor. I am a beginner that started around 6 months ago and have done a few builds. Thank you for accepting me in this wonderful community. I am excited to be part of a great community and looking forward to learn and contribute by sharing my experiences. Thanks again for this Sawinery community and Master Rich Murphy's. I am a fan subscribed to and learning from a vast of Sawinery videos. Thank you for your great content and community.
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Welcome! I started my career in Austin, TX back in 2000 working for IBM on Burnett Rd.
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Victor Mena
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Computer Engineer 25+ years. Husband, girl dad and building science enthusiast.

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Joined Jun 3, 2026
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