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Measurements: 6.5"/9" or 16 cm/23 cm Materials:pear wood and walnut wood

I can't claim this to be my idea. I first saw this on lumberjocks but didn't get it saved to favorites. Thanks to who ever came up with the idea for this project. Maple and red oak, satin deft and wax. 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 7".

The upper Midwest has been greatly affected by the invasion of the emerald ash borer. The borer kills ash trees through it's burrowing under the bark desimating entire stands of ash trees. So no reason to let them go to waste. I have received permission to cut and saw the wood into planks...

I saw a little diamond willow cross on a trophy base once so I thought why not make a few. this is the smallest & first finished one, with 2 other larger ones in progress.

the second installment…the next one could take me a few days. for sale.

This is a crucifix that I just finished as a Christmas gift for my (obviously Catholic) parents. It's made of walnut with maple inlaid through the center. I actually salvaged the maple from a tree that blew down in my parents' yard a few months back. The arms of the cross are capped with...

This is my fifth hand carved piece. I actually needed money to buy an engagement ring, and I entered a local Spanish Mission's contest to design a crucifix for their new church. I didn't win though, but I was beat by a real master. It's a good thing that I didn't win because then I would have...

Material: Boxwood and Walnut wood Measurements: 4.5"/6.5" or 11 cm/16 cm

This crucifix is made with a scroll saw and cut out of 1/4" oak plywood and measures 13"x10". It is finished with danish oil and poly. This cross hangs on the wall and makes a great gift for the faithful. The pattern I used was designed by Dirk Boelman. Check out my other projects which inclued...

This Crucifix was handcarved in May of 1969. That's 40 years ago. I was asked to do one for a co-worker. When I went to do it and found that I had none to look at for reference, I decided that I would keep it myself….. being ashamed that I didn't have one in the house. It has hung over our bed...

My first project with my new lathe

This is a crucifix that I made as a gift for my sister and brother-in-law. It is made from black walnut with inlaid purpleheart. The little end caps are also walnut, held in place with brass pins. Finished with boiled linseed oil. Lemme tell you, being a woodworker with a Catholic family...

My parish asked if I would do yet another woodworking project for them. Ironically, similar to the last project i happened to post. Here's the difference between what we call a cross and a crucifix; the crucifix is a cross with the corpus of Jesus on it. They wanted 20 made, some especially for...

I was asked to refinish a cross for my church. I ended up cutting it up into sections and making this one from the old one instead.