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My first swap ended up being the beer swap. Why? Because the people I work for also own a brewery, so why not. I made this for ksSlim. I got the idea of a wooden koozie from a project by LJ doubleDD http://lumberjocks.com/projects/316401 . I asked him a lot of questions and he graciously...

Well now that I'm back from Ireland and everyone;s revealed, here's what I sent to Hokieken for the swap. It all started off with a Pecan tree that someone cut down in February of last year. This wood was and still is somewhat wet, so there was some drying done while it was being turned. This...

This was my woodworking item for the 2019 Beer Swap. I made them for LJ Steve . I decided to use my Ringmaster to make a can koozie and made a simple prototype using Douglas Fir that I re-sawed from a 4×4 with a bradford pear rim (4th and 5th picture, right koozie). The quarter sawn vertical...

Had a good-sized dogwood fall down at the in-laws house two weeks ago. As the responsibility fell to me, I figured that I might take a bit and see if I could learn a thing or two about harvesting some green bowl blanks. I didn't realize how much character it would have. I milled up several bowl...

For my beer swap project, I was inspired by my biggest issue when drinking beer in the shop: I take two sips, get focused on the task at hand, then return to a warm beer. I could have just sent my recipient controlfreak a normal beer koozie, but that wasn't nearly elaborate or unnecessarily...

This is my first post to lumberjocks and wanted to start from the beginning. My first project that was worthy of coming inside the house and not causing my wife say that should be moved straight from finishing to the street curb. I feel like it was the beginning of a winning woodworking...