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  1. Ironwood carved spoon

    This is a project Ive been excited to take on for a while. The main mission has been to find some Ironwood! Finally! I have enough to make about 5 more spoons. Carving green, it was actually ok to work with. I wouldn't say it was a whole lot more difficult to carve than green hard maple...
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  2. Woodworking Skill Share
    Hello. I have just posted a video on youtube I made from a series of videos I recorded during the winter of me turning a Bishop on my spring pole lathe. It is designed after Roy Underhill's lathe although I made a mandrill sort of jig to turn small objects. The rope spins the mandrill which...
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