Archive for November, 2007

21
Nov

Green & Gold Classic Bar

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november_bar_of-_the_month_07.jpgBar of the Month – November 2007
This great looking bar built by one of our members includes a slight modification of the Kegger Bar design along with the upper portion of the Bar Back design.  Swivel bar stools complete the project.

A custom corner cove houses an LCD TV for viewing your favorite movies and sporting events. Being Packer Fans, we particularly like the green and gold paint job, although a closer examination of the decor indicates a Ravens fan, but regardless, another excellent constrcution job!

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19
Nov

Turkey Day Cocktails

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Here are a few Thanksgiving Cocktail Ideas to help deal with the in-laws. 

Wild Turkey Dinner
2 oz apple cider
1 oz Wild Turkey bourbon
Pour into a glass and freeze overnight. Serve slushy.

Turkey Trot Punch
2 cups lemon lime soda
1 cup bourbon
2 cups cranberry juice
Mix with crushed ice. Garnish with mint leaves.

Burnt Turkey
1 oz bourbon
1 splash grenadine
1 oz 151-proof rum
Mix with crushed ice. Garnish with mint leaves.

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7
Nov

Cabinet Makers Secret Weapon

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Cabinetry is a job that novice woodworkers may find intimidating and avoid altogether simply because they are not familiar with proper assembley techniques. It’s not all that difficult, especially when you have the secret weapon of cabinet builders, the Pocket Hole Jig.
This affordable tool consists of a specialized clamp, drill bit and drill bit guide to allow for perfect joinery of two perpedicular wood parts, such as the sides of a drawer or cabinet trim panels. The jig allows the fastening screw to be hidden inside so what you end up with is a corner fastening with no visible screw heads. Pocket hole jigs are available in a variety of models from simple jigs priced around $50 to professional versions selling for between $100-$150. Read More…

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