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Frame is from Oak, the scrollsaw work is in Jaktoba. Covered with an acrylic layer so her kids won't accidentally destroy the delicate parts. So my daughters both love the Harry Potter series of books. One of them has numerous movie memorabilia and I thought she would like a unique addition to...

True this project isn't entirely form wood but the bass was the more involved part of the project and it is nearly entirely wood! The base is made exclusively from Chakte Viga. The image is of the "Deathly Hallows" emblem from the Harry Potter series and is etched by hand into 1/4" thick...

This is the real deal! A magic wand that actually floats in thin air. I got the idea when after introducing my kids to the Harry Potter franchise, my daughter asked me to make her a magic wand. I turned her one quickly on the lathe and off she went casting spells on her brother. The next day she...

Last call to board for an awesome sleeping adventure. This bed is a variation of my standard train bed. Just changed the colors and graphics up a little. It was completed in December 2010. It was one of the Christmas order. It has a real working light with a three stage touch sensor on the...

We turned the storage space under the stairs into a play / mischief space for the kids. Reframed structure to allow the arched 2nd enterance. Both Harry Potter (cupboard under the stairs) and Narnia (one enterance is at the back of the wardrobe, with lamp post) themed. Walls inside are for...

My 9 year old Niece is a Harry Potter fan. I also just bought a 12" lathe. So what better way to break it in than to turn a wand for her. The handle is walnut and the wand is purple heart. The stand is part of a birch branch I had lying around. I turned a tenon on the wand and drilled a mating...

My Grandson, Bryan, came to visit for the week and wanted me to make a Harry Potter wand for him. The crooked wand is Crepe Myrtle. The straight wand is an old venetian blind rod. Details of the build with more photos are here.

Hi folks :) I haven't participated in a while. Spring and summer rolled in and it was too hot to be in the workshop, then I ended up spending most of my free time working on my old car through the summer. I made this for my younger son's birthday. He is, of course, a fan of Harry Potter, and...

I received an e-mail yesterday asking if I could make the wand in the attached photo. So I gave it a try. I went off the picture and a lot of guess work. I hope it works for them. I made it from a 1" diameter oak dowel I had laying around the garage. It's about 12" long. It took me about...

Well even though I still have to deliver a few more Christmas gifts to friends and family over the next few days most of them are done. Here are a few of things that I made. The first is based of the Carmichael Workshop Holiday Video I made this one a little bigger and wanted to maximize the...

So, a few years ago, my oldest son asked for a Harry Potter party. My wife said, "Let's make wands for each of the kids to take with them." She showed me some cheeze-doodle pintrest wands made from dowels, paint, and glitter. They weren't cool. So, I dug into my scrap woods and found a bunch...

This is what happens when it rains and I get bored. Just garbage pallet wood, stained and painted. This cured about 3 hours of my boredom. I put it on ebay as soon as it was done. You can find it here.

My nine-year old grandson recently discovered Harry Potter and is deeply into the second book. I made this wand for him from padauk (that's what Lee Valley had in stock when I went looking). It felt so good in the hand that I left it unfinished. The Certificate of Authenticity was just for fun...