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Lots of handmade gifts this year and LumberJocks inspired all of them! Picture 1 is a composite of all of them Picture 2 is of the cutting board my youngest son (19) made for his GF. It is made with cherry, a couple different oaks, mahgoany and walnut. The technique is outlined in my blog post...

Rescued a chunk of spalted maple from my parents firewood pile. This is the first turning from that log.

This a votive holder I made from laminated wood and is a project that has a story too it. My grandson came over one Saturday morning proclaiming that the candle holder in their bathroom ,that I had made earlier had burned down and we should make a new one . At first I was shocked but soon...

Charming and whimsical tea light candle holder in stone fireplace. The display is made of alder and finished with multiple applications of a polyurethane varnish/boiled linseed oil mixture. Dimensions of display box: 10 1/4" wide, 5 3/4" deep, 6" high My wife and I both love cozy settings such...

Laura Cut this candle holder today and is going to make the second one to match. Thought I would show it off tonight. This piece is cut out of Walnut, light and dark and 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" by 5 1/2" tall. She cut it with her scrollsaw. Cool Piece Laure my partner in crime lol.

So, I busted some pallets apart and started planing the boards down. I found one board, that folks on here, called ambrosia maple. I didn't have enough to make anything significant, so I tried my hand a some small items. I think I prefer making larger items, it is easier to hide the...

I saw a couple of candle holders on the site and wanted to give it a shot. These will make great Christmas gifts for friends and family. I just took the basic design and went with my own dimensions. The top is red oak split with a strip of Padouk. (sp)? Twelve inches long a shade over 5...

I resawed some smaller apple log and decided to do something with end waste scraps. My wife wanted to decorate some advent wreath for Christmas table so I came up with this. I partialy sanded log's bark and joined two pieces with 8mm dovels, finished with wood oil. I made 50mm holes with router...

I made this candle holder a few years ago in high school. The body is made out of red oak and the feet are mahogany. I saw the character this piece of "scrap wood" had with the worm holes and burr grain, and I think that's why I like it so much. Critiques welcome… thanks for looking.

Just a quick candle holder made out of maple and walnut. Finished with Mohawk dark brown paste wax.

Hi everyone this is my first project posting, I figured I've stayed silent long enough. Just a simple mission candle holder. Made with QSWO , ammonia fumed, Watco natural oil, then dark brown wax. The metal is made from copper pipe caps i annealed then hammered to give it a hand made look.

Made from plum, birch and oak

This tea light holder started as an experiment with the "string theory" design using a jigsaw (before I had my bandsaw). I wanted to see if I could do it, and it worked! After the second glue-up, I saw what could be a flame in the pattern, so I resawed the piece, then used Rit dyes in black...

I made this candle holder from some scrape walnut. Hope you like it.

Here are just about half of the gifts I made for Christmas presents this year. I originally got an early start but ended up slacking so I really had to bust ass towards the end. I started building these boxes and candle holders two days before Christmas. I was up until about 2:30am on Thursday...

Votive holder inspired by Japanese Bridges. Made of Mahogany and finished in Danish oil. Size - approx. 19"W x 3" H (w/o candle) x 4" D

After making a bunch of seats of Cornhole boards, I had a ton of the cutouts from the holes. Being a scavenger, I always hold on to stuff like that, but in this case I had no real plans for them. At the beginning of the school year, we always design small individual projects using scrap wood...

This is a bent lamination between cherry and construction grade 2×4. I cut the spots for the candles on the drill press with a forstner bit by clamping the workpieces down with the cutoffs from the lamination. If I were to make these again, I think I would make some type of template to follow...

Today I was messing around on our new old lathe….so far this is my first turning, and I think it turned out ok. It is 6 inches tall made from olivewood. After messing around on it this afternoon, I am hooked on turning! Thanks for looking!

Playing with the new Lathe and some firewood video here: