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  1. Older project pics - small bowls and cups

    Older project pics - small bowls and cups the grey looking wood o one small cup came from a huge oak in my yard. When I was splitting logs I noticed these dark blue areas of the wood, streaks and patches of blue. I saved some and turned it and when polished it looks quite grey and lost most...
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  2. Blue Oak Dining Table

    Blue Oak tree died, so I had a potable sawmill mill it into planks, and made the table. Finished the table top with epoxy and marine varnish.
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  3. Cedar Bathouse from a road-side trunk

    A friend told me that bats could eat up to 1000 mosquitos per bat per hour! That set me on my quest to build a bathouse. I spotted an old broken up cedar trunk on the side of the road, and after attacking it with a metal detector, a pair of pliers, and then my surface planer, I had some cleaned...
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  4. Sweating for Bucks Through Woodworking
    Hello all, I'll get to the point. If you have transitioned from a different career and made wood working you main career or at least a profitable hobby, what has been your experience. I would like to know your challenges, satisfaction, tips, etc. Experiences from professionals or amateurs...
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  5. Off Topic Coffee Lounge
    California has been in a severe drought for the last three years and, although we have had 167% of normal in the last few days we are not out of the woods yet as we have not made up for the previous sparse years. An article in the San Jose Mercury News relates a study shows to put this drought...
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