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This was a simple and fun toy to make, however, there are a few little tricks that one needs to know in order for it to work right. The first is that you need to be sure to use stout sticks for the sides. One of my students sanded some of them down too far which put too much give in them. You...

Made out of spalted birch using a belt sander and a dremel tool. Dish is 5'' x 4'' and at its tallest is 2''. The indentation (dish) is 1'' deep. Finished with butcher block oil, wipe-on poly, and then several coats of sunflower oil. For a piece of scrap, it turned out right nice.

This is an oak paperweight I made a while back. I just liked the coin with an elk or buck deer on it, so I counter sunk it into a nice piece of oak I had laying about just waiting to be made into something.

This is a commissioned work for RedRocks Community College Coffee Shop. Check out it in Lakewood,CO. medium - malachite, burning tool, walnut, blue spruce pine, poplar, cherry, white oak, and beech woods. date created - april 2009 size - 12 in 7 in owned by: Scott Spradlin, Nederlands, CO

Mulberries Size- Orignal Date Created- Spring 2009 Medium- Mulberry wood, Cavansite crystal Price for Original- 250 USD

The large 17 inch dagger was carved from wax maple and colored with tobacco stain and polished. The smaller dagger has a nice grain walnut blade and a dyed maple handle. Found some great top grain cowhide for the holsters. Rubbing briskly while damp takes on an imprint of the blades inside.

During my barn to shop conversion, I simply had to take some time out to see if the conversion would even allow me to do some work. This is the result. Our son opened his own shop not too far from us called High Glass. He sells pipes and other smoking accessories (ya know, this IS Colorado...