The Dusty Lumber Co

Cutting table leg tenons on the SCM slide saw

Clean cutting Diablo 1/2” radius cove bit

Today we’re getting serious about moving dirt and getting the first building site prepped!

Filling wood cracks and voids on this slab I’ve been working on

Changing to a fresh blade to mill a cedar pole

Using the Freud Roman Ogee cutter

Starting to collecting some outdoor tools for the acreage, this is the Einhell 36v 14” chainsaw

The Freud V joint bit for self aligning glue joints and increased glue surface

Trying out the Diablo blade for cutting nail embedded wood

Picked up a new ​Southland dump trailer for all the dirt, brush and build waste I’ll need to move

Draw bore mortise and tenon assembly

Cleaning out the bottom of the joint with a straight bit with top bearing

Forked sliding dovetail joint Well one side of each fork has the dovetail anyway

I always appreciate how the Festool tools work together as an efficient system

Building a big workbench from an old power pole

Final chisel work as I didn’t have the radial arm saw set perfectly in the corner

Every spare minute I get I’ve been working on new property clearing old dead trees and brush

Massive 80 year old Festo saw in the Festool museum still cuts like a dream!

Building a big floating timber frame bed

Table build with lots of joinery

Using the Festool cordless slide saw to cut some angled tenons

Test fitting all the mortise and tenons

A dialled in RAS is such an incredible tool

Building a solid reclaimed wood door

Back to the SCM slide saw to trim off the tenons so they will slide into the mortises

Adding a 45 degree profile with the Freud bit to match the bottom chamfer

Clearing out some half laps

Drilling draw bore holes

Sawmill slabs in the sun

Setting up and cutting some tapered table legs on the SCM slide saw

Festool OF 1400 router vs my Makita routers

Putting a nice chamfer on this piece with the Festool OF 2200

Building a project with one of the key tool inventors at Festool

Festool domino 500 vs 700

Giant coffee table build start to finish

Using a router and two guide rails to remove material

Check out the SCM Digital Control Room in Italy!

Trim work with the Festool 1010 router and a flush trim bit on the exposed wedged tenons

Check out this SCM jointer I saw in Italy

Loading the

Here’s a fun layered joint

Spline table top prep and glue up

Sizing and squaring some 6x6 pieces

Cutting grooves for and gluing the edge exposed splines

Coffee table build with lots of joinery

Quick sneak peak of the SCM factories I toured in Italy! So impressive to see!

How to do dado cuts with a router

How to build a barnwood table in 41 seconds!

Trimming off a router support block and paring with a chisel

The new Festool systainer tool bag!