Piccola Falegnameria Murenu

21/02/2024

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10/02/2024

I'm building the base of a solid wood furniture piece, and on the feet, I had to make mortises with irregular angles. For this job, I used a Ryoba Japanese saw, a Router Plane, and chisels of various sizes. Then, I proceeded with the mortise on the adjacent side and with the tenons on the other pieces.

17/01/2024

Rough cutting of curved edges for a solid oak bathroom cabinet, then proceeding to trimming with a bearing router, following a template in poplar plywood.

14/01/2024

Oak boards trimmed with band saw, ready for planing flush and thickness. These operations serve to make the surfaces parallel and the thickness uniform, to obtain squared and ready for assembly wood pieces.

14/01/2024

Feet of a bathroom cabinet in oak, tapered with a flush trim router bit and a plywood template. The wood was roughed out with a band saw, to reduce the thickness and width.

08/01/2024

23/12/2023

A blend of '70s aesthetics and modern design in my new iroko dresser. Inspired by Korean and Japanese masters, this piece is crafted from solid wood with clamps for hygroscopic expansion. Hidden guides ensure impeccable functionality. Tomorrow, I'll be assembling it—stay tuned for the finished look!

18/12/2023

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19/10/2023

First step.

Drawers first step.
In these drawer fronts the iroko wood begins to reveal its natural beauty.
The milling along the entire length will allow for an integrated handle which will make the design lighter and more homogeneous.
Now let's start with the semi-hidden dovetails for the drawers.

06/10/2023

Pianing beechwood boards with a hand plane number four is a truly gratifying experience. The natural wood offers unique sensations under the hands, and the enveloping scent connects us with nature. The art of woodworking is a fascinating world. 🪚✨

14/08/2023

It's been a while since I made dovetail joints, and I was afraid I had lost my touch. It's better to practice a little consistently to avoid taking risks.

18/06/2023

WTF? Try to guess!