Coasters For Coffee From Scrap

Great idea, great execution and I am off to the blog…to read just how to do it…

-- Don't drink and use power tools @ lasercreationsbylarry.com.au

Would have looked neat if you put some of the block in the lathe. Great looking coasters though!

-- I only WISH I could do this for a living. Problem is I don't want to sell anything I make!

great work
and good gift idea

well done

-- david - only thru kindness can this world be whole . If we don't succeed we run the risk of failure. Dan Quayle

I’ve been trying to figure out something for those smaller scraps. Hey, guess what everyone is getting for Christmas. No…. it’s not a pony.
Thanks

-- Bryan

Original ideas & nice job!

Beautiful! I like the shadow edge underneath the coaster, give it a kind of floating effect. Did you router this in or did you put some sort of cork like material underneath to keep them from sliding about? I wish I had that variety and amount of scrap laying about my shop.

Excellent work.

-- Are you going to use that piece of scrap?

Wow! With that many coasters you must have alot of end tables at your house. Just joking…nice project that I’m sure will be copied by many lumberjocks in the future. Thanks for sharing.

-- Doug

Thanks all. GodofBiscuits- I glued on cork squares slightly smaller in size that the coaster itself. The wood species are walnut, maple, and cherry. My staples.

-- DullChiselDoug, http://www.mcphersonvisionsinwood.com

Cool small size project, love it… great job

-- Stelios L.A. Stavrinides: - I am not so rich to buy cheap tools, but... necessity is the mother of inventions !!!

Those are awesome! Great scrap use idea.

-- Tim from MA -- "Well done is better than well said." - Benjamin Franlin

Combining the walnut, cherry, and maple really brings out the individual beauty of each wood. I love the random pattern. Also, an excellent use of what many would consider landfill bound material. Nice project!

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Very cool! I also made some coaster sets from a plan in Wood Magazine, No. 207, October, 2011. It was fun. I love the way your coaster sets look and untilize all the “I’ll save these scraps and use thm some day” stock that you made them from. I’m bookmarking the article in your blog and will try your design sometime here in the near future. Thanks fro sharing.

-- Dave Haynes, Indiana, http://www.oldaveswoodshop.com

I really like this idea. They look nice.

-- I'm looking forward to regretting this.