https://www.alexnackenoff.com/categories/woodworking/Recent content in Woodworking on Alex NackenoffHugo -- gohugo.ioenalex@alexnackenoff.com (Alex Nackenoff)alex@alexnackenoff.com (Alex Nackenoff)©{year}, All Rights ReservedThu, 15 Oct 2020 22:45:21 -0500https://www.alexnackenoff.com/posts/wedding-beer-cart/Thu, 15 Oct 2020 22:45:21 -0500alex@alexnackenoff.com (Alex Nackenoff)Thu, 15 Oct 2020 22:45:21 -0500https://www.alexnackenoff.com/posts/wedding-beer-cart/The Inspiration At some point in the wedding planning process, it had crossed my mind to brew some beer for the reception, though I was not going to make that a non-negotiable factor for choosing a venue that would allow 1) outside alcohol and 2) homebrewed beer. The number of venues in Nashville that permitted homebrew were small, and we had more pressing demands (like trying to fit 200 people in a venue).Alex Nackenofffeatured imagewoodworkinghomebrewingbeerWedding Projectshttps://www.alexnackenoff.com/posts/kitchen-cart-and-table/Sat, 26 Sep 2020 22:49:30 -0500alex@alexnackenoff.com (Alex Nackenoff)Sat, 26 Sep 2020 22:49:30 -0500https://www.alexnackenoff.com/posts/kitchen-cart-and-table/Finished Product First Not Pictured: A Lot of Sawdust Covering My New Apartment Piling Up Everything After a Ton of Planning I went with walnut, as it is relatively cheap in Tennessee. But this was definitely the no-turning-back moment. Showing up to the lumber yard in my sedan was probably hilarious to the owner, but the wood fit (I think these were 8ft S2S) S2S = Surfaced on 2 Sides. In reality this was S3S, as there was a straight cut ripped edge.Alex Nackenofffeatured imageWoodworking