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a coaster set i made. my sister wood burned the life series on the maple coasters. holder is made of walnut and some other species wood i can't identify….finished it with danish oil

[Legebla ankaŭ en Esperanto] I first saw this simple project in a video by Linn Orvar on YouTube. I wanted to make it and since I was hinted that we could use some coasters, I decided to crank it out between projects. I used one of my drawer fronts that I rescued off the street. It's not pine...

I had a bunch of wedge shaped cut offs and wanted to use them for something. I glued then up into a blank measuring about 9×12 inches and ran them through the planer to help even the surface out. Then I used my panel cutting sled to put several shallow kerfs in the blank and I glued in a few...

Howdy all These are my trivets that I sell on ETSY The last pic is the original design that I started doing years ago for craft shows, just recently I decided to forgo the last dado cut down the center to give it a bit more strength and a different look. If you look close you can see I need a...

Made this simple set of walnut coasters with family member first initials, and last name initial. This is my first set of coasters I have made, hopefully the next set will be a little more of a challenge. Used up some walnut cut offs from a previous project. Used biscuits to align pieces while...

Here's another fun and quick carving project, a large desk coaster. I have these as a kit that includes the basswood blank, self-stick cork, felt feet and gift box. I have the pattern as well. Here's a link - http://mychipcarving.com/product_info.php/large-desk-coaster-p-228#.VBId0PldUtg Thanks...

End grain, yes (mostly)...cutting board, no. I made a set of these coasters for my dad for Fathers Day. They are 4 inches square and about 3/16 of an inch thick. The woods include cherry, walnut, spalted maple, purpleheart and leopard wood. They have 5 coats of polyurethane, which I hope...

Today I made some log tealight candle holders. Heights are 8" 6" and 3". Sanded on all surfaces- logs are smooth sapling strip and one skip checked. Tung oil finish. I also made some coasters from log slices and put them in a little redwood box. The slices are from very very dry logs. The...

This Elm was cut down from a neighbors yard to my dad's house left out for land fill, I just happened along at the right time and loaded it up in my truck. I handcrafted this set of drinking coasters from the limb of Cedar Elm, I left the limb as a whole with the bark on this limb intact and...

Been looking for projects to utilize some of the remaining walnut, cherry, and maple from cutting board project and decided on making these coasters. The remaining material was cut into 1/8" thick sections, glued into a square large enough for coaster size, cut using the scroll saw, and then...

I can finally post these pics now that the wedding has come and I've given them to the newlyweds. Second pic is an ink drawing of a conceptual city block done by the groom while he was in high school. When I saw it last year, I immediately knew what to get them for their wedding. This...

Being relatively new to wood working I'm starting with some basic projects to familiarize myself with my new tools and am taking a learn-as-you-go approach. I admire some of the other coaster projects here so I decided to make my own. I used scraps of oak, mahogany, cherry, and poplar. The...

My parents refuse to give me Christmas suggestions for them, so I had to come up with something myself. At one point this year my mother asked me to make her some wooden coasters, but I never got around to it (I cut off part of my left thumb at work not even a month later…). I purchased a...

These are some marblewood coasters i cut out of a turning blank. The endgrain faces up so all the coaster match very well, i dont think ive ever seen wood coasters made this way. I just wanted some opinions on what you fellow woodworkers think of this design. Thanks, Andy.

Wine bottle balancerd, 6 coasters, end grain and side grain cutting boards, maple and walnut. Will make a great gift and made out of scrap wood.

First thing I made on my brand new saw. I kept it small and simple so I could get a feel for how it works. I sandwiched the finished wood between two pieces of clear acrylic and added some decorative upholstery brads and cork buttons on the back.

[Legebla ankaŭ en Esperanto] This is my 100th Project! I felt it was cool enough to be my centennial project post. A few years ago made a table [link] for the conference room at my church. On this table my pastor often places a statuette as decoration. He also keeps a stack of cardboard...

I made this coaster/trivet as a Christmas gift for my aunt. I used smoke bush slices from a branch I pruned in my garden… I actually started it several years ago and forgot about it until I was looking for present ideas. The smoke bush has a really neat yellow-brown heartwood with bright white...

After a recent bathroom remodel, I had some leftover terrazzo tiles. Couldn't return them because it was a partial box so why not make some drink coasters. I took some cherry, maple, and walnut scraps - cut them down to 4.75" square and routed out an inset area for the tiles. After putting a...

made a whole bunch of these. wife gave most of them away.Now I will have to make more for my self.