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Little something I made for my daughter for Christmas.

Bandsaw / Keepsake box. First attempt at a bandsaw box. just some pine scraps from the hall tree build.

First, I started by re-sawing some cutoffs and turning blocks I had around the shop. This was mulberry, walnut, sycamore, pine and some dogwood. I passed each piece through the planer to give it a good gluing surface. Then arranged the pieces and glued them together. After the glue dried I...

This is a box that I made for my niece. The base, handle, and dividers are walnut, the top and bottom are ambrosia maple, and the sides are African mahagony.

This was my first small box. Red oak with curly maple top. Funny how cutting the top free left things askew, needing to be fittet by hand. I guess the bandsaw would have been a better choice. Oops, I forgot, don't have one… (grin). Danish oil and wax finish Steve

see more of the story @ http://refinedhomerelics.blogspot.com/ Series NO.1 Made from Brazilian Rosewood. Hardware is Sterling Silver which prevents tarnish and is 100% allergy free . Each is made from reclaimed wood from the furniture industry in North Carolina. Each is hand carved and sanded...

see more of the story @ http://refinedhomerelics.blogspot.com/ Series NO.1 Made from Brazilian Rosewood Hardware is stainless steel Each is made from reclaimed wood from the furniture industry in North Carolina. Each is hand turned and sanded to a high polish. Each stopper is finished with at...

see more of the story @ http://refinedhomerelics.blogspot.com/ ----------------------------------------------- I recently made this cheese board for a friend of mine to go in his bar in his "man-cave". He challenged me to make a cutting board design that looked masculine but beautiful at the...

My first bentwood ring with a metal core so be nice. :) Most everyone loves the full grain look of a bentwood ring but some are not convinced just how durable they are even at a narrow 2mm width so…enter the metal ring core. This metal ring core is typically joined together, but I left a gap...

Built a series of boxes for holiday gifts. They were practice boxes in some ways - my first half-blind dovetails on the drawer fronts and through dovetails elsewhere. All hand cut on the drawers. I used my Leigh Jig for the carcase dovetails. I need practice with that too. Zebrawood fronts...

Hello Everyone, This is one of a four box set i have made and the first one finished. The carcasses ar walnut sided with two of the boxes having teak and aspen front and back while the other two have canarywood and aspen. The tops are babinga and the handles are yellowheart jointed with various...

My daughter wanted a new jewelry box. She said she wanted a special design on the top and that she would provide me with the design. She drew it up and i realized that this would give me my first tatse of doing inlay. I researched inlay and found that Steve Latta had an excellent DVD on the...

This is a variation from my previous silver electric guitar string ring. it is made with walnut using a bronze guitar string inlay for a more subtle contrast. To me it has an even more rustic masculine feel using the bronze wire with the sheen toned down next to a similar colored wood. Guitar...

I had some leftover scrap cherry which contained the wain off a board and so I practiced resawing it into two 3/8" thick slices. Then our woodworkers club was having a workshop on Finger Joints so I thought I'd take my cherry slices over to make finger joints on them. There was one thing...

This wood pendant I carve out of exotic wood - Jatoba wood This piece measures 1,96 inch or 50 mm long

While I was in Kansas City, I stayed at my mother-in-laws home, and I noticed a couple of my early projects, when i was getting back into woodworking after a few years. Project 1: A Jewlery Box. Made out of plywood with Mahogany veneer. Veneer glued on with contact cement. Hand cut inlay. Black...