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This box is titled "Riverside" for Riverside, Illinois. It is constructed of book matched 3/8" Honduran Rosewood (note, hardwood and sapwood), with slipfeathers of contrasting rosewood made from the scraps & Ebony escution inlay for lock keyhole. Both top and bottom are European Beech veneer on...

Here's an assortment of bentwood rings I've made recently. - Walnut lined with birch - Mahogany - Red Oak - Bubinga - Rosewood - Tropical Olivewood These are finished with several coats of Arm-R-Seal and buffed with Black Bison. (Except for the last two, which have a natural oil finish applied.)

I made this desk using the torsion box method. It is hard to tell, but there are no legs. The desk is mounted to a large cleat along the wall on two sides and actually supports my weight! I covered it in Honduran Mahogany plywood. My mistake was to finish it using Spar varnish, which gives a...

Another one of my handmade stoneware tiles made from a honduran mahogany carving. Fired to 2375 degrees with iron oxide wash. This one I carved on a Saturday in Memphis. All work on the woodcarving was done with a Dremel tool. Frame is made from the same batch of Honduran Mahogany. Sanded...

Found this one in a box yesterday. Cleaned off the clay and buffed it with steel wool to highlight some areas. Added a coat of linseed oil to brighten it back up. Pretty sure it had a coat or two shellac on it at one time. Probably some urethan varnish. The liquid latex, used as a barrier...

Board is 10 1/2×10 1/2 mahogany squares are 1 1/2 inches longer pieces are made up of 1 1/4×4 1/2 inch oak with 1/8 inch wenge glued to them. I used my drum sander and dial calipers to make very precise parts. oak and wenge parts were glued together with titebond polyurethane glue and after...