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I turned this bracelet out of Marblewood.

My fourth attempt at bandsaw boxes.

10 Marblewood click pens in time for a christmas order. Thanks for looking

Ok - I'm not sure I'll ever do that again. You guys make it look really easy but damn - getting that blade in the right position and tightened… This is rehandle of a Two Cherries Gents Saw based on a video I saw on youtube (go figure). First, thanks to our friends at Blackburn Tool for the...

Another birthday present for one of the ladies that belong to our RV group the Tearjerkers. Thanks for looking.

This is a three bottle wine bottle holder that I just finished as a Christmas present. I wanted the holder to be able to hold one, two, or three bottles, which is why I needed to have a base. It's made from marblewood, which I had never heard of until I was rummaging around at a hardwood...

This is a piece that I built for a friend in exchange for an entry fee into a golf tournament. It's a replacement for a an old TV stand and they wanted it to have some of the same features, such as shelves that pulled out, doors on the front and casters on the bottom since they tend to move it...

Our first batch of bottle stoppers that we gave to family as Christmas presents. Made out of marblewood, olive wood, and ambrosia maple.

Finished these up this past weekend. Hardware is gun metal, wood is marble wood (at least that is what I had it labeled as). Tried to turn a couple slim lines and I think my pen mandrel is bent! Pieces keep coming out a bit crooked…NOT a happy camper. Placed an order for a new rod (I use the...

I made this carving set for a charity auction for Drew's Crew for Cystic Fibrosis. The Knife is Made in the USA by Dexter-Russell. The handles are Marblewood treated with five coats of Waterlox. Thanks for Looking. For more information on Cystic Fibrosis you can go to...

A few more holiday gift items I managed to get done before my lathe died. The "egg" is made with Marblewood and the other items are walnut.

I finished this a few days ago for my wife. She loves tea so I made her a tea box. The front and sides are Marblewood, the top is Spalted Red Oak and the cross is Granadillo. The Granadillo came out a dark blood red and to me typifies the Old Rugged Cross. I cove routed the edges of the cross...

I wanted to make a CB for the surgeon and his assistant for getting me stabilized so I can go back to working in the shop again. This CB is for the assistant Susan. It is 15" x 11" x 1-1/2 and made from Black Walnut, Sugar Maple, Paduck, Marblewood, Hickory, Lyptus, Canarywood, Purpleheart...

I wanted to make a CB for the surgeon and his assistant for getting me stabilized so I can go back to working in the shop again. This CB is for the assistant Susan. It is 15" x 11" x 1-1/2 and made from Black Walnut, Sugar Maple, Paduck, Marblewood, Hickory, Lyptus, Canarywood, Purpleheart...

Friends son graduated with degree in geology, so I made this CB trying to make it look like something a geologist would see in their discoveries. I bookmatched the hickory, lyptus and paduck. It also has black walnut, hard maple, marblewood and canarywood. I didn't want to go to wild on the...

This cane was made for a fellow who is a wood scientist. A wood scientist is a very serious person when it comes to identifying wood. You do not want to loosely name a species of wood around a wood scientist. He needed a cane that was extremely sturdy and has a large handle. I used Lychee...

September, 2010-I picked up some marblewood boards in a sale at Woodcraft. These are three short cut-offs from those boards, glued with Titebond II, and made into a rectangular box with rounded ends. Coke can in photo for scale. Finish is Watco danish oil. The Marblewood is hard and somewhat...

Here is the plane I made for the swap, it went to Greg In Maryland. It's made of marblewood and ash. The cheeks, wedge and pin are marblewood and the body is ash, and the iron is a 1.5" Nice Ash. The bed is 50 degrees. What a humbling project, I ruined 4 different pieces of ash before I got...

These are some marblewood coasters i cut out of a turning blank. The endgrain faces up so all the coaster match very well, i dont think ive ever seen wood coasters made this way. I just wanted some opinions on what you fellow woodworkers think of this design. Thanks, Andy.

Here we go again …Its all about the wood. I love to look at the wood …and it is such great practice for me on my bandsaw and sander …. So this time …I have Madagascar Ebony Marblewood and That lil known Americano wood Maple … So don't stick a fork in me …I don't think I am done yet .. Oh yeah...