Attention: Creative Minds!!

[Kyle Kraft]

A friend gave me a few bundles of unfinished hardwood flooring that he was going to burn. Not wanting to see some machined red oak suffer such a fate, I took them off his hands. There's not enough to do even an entryway or other small floor, so I was hoping to get some good ideas from the 'Creek. Face frame pieces for utility cabinets, glue 'em up for shelves, or what??

[Rob Bourgeois]

Speaking form experience

...top to a MDF/plywood work bench or workstation.

....back to a shelf

...drill bit box or other small tool boxes.

[Julio Navarro]

Picture frames? Molding profiles?

[Tyler Howell]

I coverd a bench with used flooring. Never again.Dirty, hard on the tools and a beast to get the nails out.
But a real durable surface:o . The new stuff. skys the limit
http://www.sawmillcreek.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=7046&d=1083639613 (http://www.sawmillcreek.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=7046&d=1083639613)


PS Got about 100bf of used I'll keep moving from spot to spot. no nails:o

[Tom Saurer]

How about the back to a dresser or a large piece of furniture?

[Ken Shoemaker]

Drawer fronts for a tool chest......?

[Art Mulder]

Glue up to make cutting boards?
Picture Frames?

[Brandon Shew]

I've found that flooring can make a nice straight sacrificial fence, good for jigs, etc.

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

If it is at least 3/4" thick, Turn on your TS; make 3/4" squares, and make


PENS!!!

You will find out how good you are with a gouge and skew!

Bruce

[Brian Hale]

Drawer sides and fronts
Miter gauge fence
ZCI for the TS
Vise jaws
Stain and finish samples

[john looser]

i made a tv stand out of oak flooring

[Chris Barton]

Small boxes!

[Jim Tobias]

I just used about 5 pieces (30" long) last night to support the middle portion of a coffee table that will have a heavy tile top. This is a project that will belong to a friend of mine. The oak is plenty strong enough to handle this use. I have also used it to make fences for table saw sleds, miter sleds, etc.

Jim