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As temperatures here are constantly under 8c lately (were is global warming when you really need it?) i am making stuff that does not require glue. this is the first version of the Yin Yang candles and in the next one i will make the grain run right to left on both pieces (it was just a...

These are some last minute candlestick holders I made for my cousins wedding reception. The bases are mahogany and the sticks are curly maple. They were finished with a hand rubbed tung oil blend. I wanted the designs to be different for both but elements that connected them together as a set. I...

All the candle holders are created using the scrollsaw and patterns purchased from Sheila Landry (scrollgirl). The first three are made from 1/2" hickory, the 4th holder is 1/2" aromatic cedar, and the last holder is 1/2" poplar. All the holders have been finished with Danish Oil and they are...

These tea candle holders are 2" in diameter at the top and slightly larger at the bottom and are 3" to 5-1/2" tall. The first set is mahogany. The second set is cherry with a maple veneer.

I continue to "play" with my Craftsman Router Crafter and try some different things. Pix #1 is a 3-flute, open center candlestick. Pix #2 shows two short candle holders with no special ornamentation. Pix #3 and #4 are of a mug tree. I used shaker pegs for the "limbs" and I think something...

I was lucky enough to get some Northern Cedar from my Cousin that had very unusual grain patterns. I made several different turnings with that same wood Note the fingers with finger nails…. Spooky eh? to see more of the same go to my website www.akwoodworkingshop.com

Thanks to other LJs for the ideas Backs and legs are walnut with ash horizontal boards light stain…sealer and 600grit finish with poly glad to have scroll and band saw for these will be making more for holidays thanks for your comments

I made these 3 candle holders from scrap purpleheart and maple…2 of my favorite woods. The long ones are 18 inches and the short one is 12 inches. I added the purpleheart inlay detail because I thought it was too plain. The 2 woods are both cut at 45 degree angles and I think that makes them...

I found the glass holders and they were crying to be displayed. The legs are poplar ebonyized while the centera are oak recovered from a pallet, all covered in gloss poly. I found 9 of the large size 'globes' but only 2 small ones. I expect to use only the battery operated tea lights but the...

Made a few votive candle holders for friends. They are made out of 8/4 white oak and cherry harvested only a few miles from home. They were fun to make and a great way to use some off cuts, live edge, and knots that might have otherwise ended up being wasted. I left them all pretty much rough...

One last easy project for this year - walnut candle holders made of walnut leftovers. Holes made on drillpress, 40mm diameter, finish wood oil…..some straight shapes , some odd…

candle holders and live edge coasters for my sister in law. these are easy presents to make. the candle holders are DF with Walnut and walnut with Ash. The pictures do not do them justice - they look much nicer in reality…. the coasters are from silver beech donated by daltxguy. they have...

Just a few things I made for family and friends at Christmas. The second picture is a simple version of candle holders degoose posted a while back. The third pic is an idea from Houtje using up small scraps and cutoffs. The clock was made for my nephew's girlfriend's parents. As normal, that...

More projects from Christmas… made these votive candle boats by gluing up several pieces, drilling out some holes with a forstener bit, and then cutting steep angles on the table saw, then on the bandsaw. I also use this project with the kids at School to go over Face gluing in order to achieve...

Walnut Candle Holders So, I had this little piece of walnut, about 5×12 x 3/4 inch, and it had this little corner where there was a sort of natural edge with sap wood and bark. My first thought was to cut it off, true up the piece and resaw it for a small box or something. After I decided to...

This is my 1st true (played with it a few times last year) turn with Ekki and I think they turned out nice. Ekki has to be the hardest wood I have ever turned… The finish is just 2 coats of poly with steel-wool between the coats….. One of woodworking friends here at Lumber Jocks has a blog...

Just some candle holders I decided to make for the family this year. I got all the inspiration from you guys and your wonderful ideas. Thanks.

Two Candle Holders Inspired by a couple of other LJs, I decided to try my hand at these Asian inspired pieces. Both are constructed of Jatoba and Corian solid surface coutertop scraps from a sink cutout. In the first, the material has been drilled about a quarter inch deep to accept tea lights...

Helping my dad stack some firewood one day I just could not let him burn this log. Candle holders evolved. I see I have some work to do on making two items identical but for my first try at two at a time I am quite pleased. Perhaps only one should have been made from this log as it was quite...

Votive candle holders. 31 tapered ash disks 31 notched walnut rectangles 66 notched walnut disks 322 notched ash legs This made 31 triple holders and 66 single holders. All finished with General Finishes High Performance topcoat. Made a couple jigs to assist in notching the...