Terra Firma Woodcraft

Author: rob

  • New coaster patterns!

    New coaster patterns!

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    I have sold out of my existing striped coasters, and am producing a new batch! Here are the patterns: They will be available for sale at Barks and Brews on Sunday!

  • Barks and Brews Dec 21st

    Barks and Brews Dec 21st

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    Come see the Terra Firma Woodcraft table at the Barks and Brews event at Steinhardt Brewing Co on Dec 21st 2025! https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17hybeQPm2

  • New cutting boards Dec 2025!

    New cutting boards Dec 2025!

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    Here are my new end grain boards and some mini face grain boards! These will all be on sale at Dragon Distillery this Saturday for the 5th annual Krampus Holiday Market!

  • 5th annual Krampus Holiday Market

    5th annual Krampus Holiday Market

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    Terra Firma Woodcraft will be at the 5th annual Krampus Holiday Market at Dragon Distillery in Frederick, MD! Come see us on Dec 13th for a wide range of high quality, unique, wooded gifts!

  • Come see us in Waynesboro today!

    Come see us in Waynesboro today!

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    Terra Firma Woodcraft is at the 2025 Small Businesses Saturday market in Waynesboro PA today Nov 29th! Come shop at local vendors! 25 E Main Street, Waynesboro PA

  • Making LED tea light holders

    Making LED tea light holders

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  • Making panels

    Making panels

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    Equipment used: Bridgewood 6″ Jointer Dewalt DW735 planer Delta 36-725T2 Table Saw 16Oz GlueBot Dispenser Sili Glue Roller Fulton Panel Max Panel Press Rechargeable Digital Angle Finder

  • Fractal puzzles

    Fractal puzzles

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    I’m testing out some concepts for puzzles using fractals or and other mathematical geometry. This one consists of a 6th order Hilbert curve with some extra lines added to break it into removable sections. I think the pieces are too fragile with the thin edges in this design, but I like the concept.

  • Tutorial: Making denser areas in 3D prints

    Tutorial: Making denser areas in 3D prints

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    Aside from woodworking, I often produce custom 3D models and printed parts. I also use 3D printing in the shop for fixtures, molds, and even custom tooling to help with projects. I recently got a question about how to adjust infill on a part so specific areas are denser, and made a video to show…

  • Anchoring my tent

    Anchoring my tent

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    The first weekend, Ravenwood ended with strong, damaging, winds.  I was there as a guest and saw the destruction caused to many of the tents. For the second weekend, I wanted to come prepared. In addition to the normal 40lb concrete tube weights, I brought multiple sets of screw in ground anchors. Screw in anchors…