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A small red oak chest to protect a Vocations Chalice. It is taken by a different family each week to pray for people that decide to go into the priesthood or nun orders. Keep your scraps, you never know what you're going to be asked to make.

This year was a bit less ambitious than last year and usually involved turning. The first bowl is for my mother. Locally sourced camphor branch crotch piece. Normally I would keep the natural edge but this piece had some interesting spalting I wanted to feature in the bottom of the bowl so...

This was designed to have wine glasses hanging but I opted to make a drawer to hold bottle openers and such. I adjusted the heights of the two bottom rails slightly to keep a similiar look as the original plan. Oak with some walnut Danish Oil as the finish….now to stock it!

My stool is made of red cedar. Made it woods class. I cut two pieces for each leg then jointed one side and glued each piece together with biscuits in the middle. For the top I did the same as the legs. Before I put the legs, sides and top together, I routed the top and the legs. After that I...

Here is my new pipe, what do you think about it?

sugar scoop turned from I think aust. red cedar 1100mm long (about 4 1/2 inches) finished with scandinavian teak oil

Once you learn patience, making projects with reclaimed lumber is fun. This is a solid oak six drawer dresser made from pallet wood and lots of love. Wrestling this material into submission is no easy task, but take it one step at a time and you won't have any trouble…..patience It is oak from...

Hello Again Fellow Lumberjocks! I learned this winter that sometimes it is not good to try new things…because you just might become obsessed with them! I built my first wind spinner in March. I had no idea how to create the iconic helical shape that so many wind spinners have but just happened...

This shoe rack was built at the request of my daughter. It measures 6 feet wide by 2 feet tall. It is made from white pine. I couldn't find a design online so my teenage daughter drew it on a piece of paper along with rough measurements. I think we both were satisfied with the end result.

Well Christmas is a commin' and I'm already stressed. But, I must press on and this year I'm thinking the folks at work will get this plant stand. This is the prototype, a practice piece that was claimed by the Mrs. (She generally grabs thems when they meet her needs) The upright and feet are...

These are more stock for the July Craft Show. They are made with 5 different woods. From Left to right : Rosewood( my favorite), Chestnut, Maple, Box Elder and 3 Mesquite. They are made with kits from Penn State with brass ferrules I made for the bottom to reinforce the wood around that end...

Had this idea to represent all USAF Prime BEEFers! Made of red oak and cherry wood, the US Air Force Civil Engineering Challenge coin stand holds about 35 variously sized coins.

One of the goals of my recent shop remodel was to add a Dust Collection system. I chose the Grizzly 2HP system and put it in the uninsulated walkup attic above my shop. The floor of the attic was tongue and groove OSB sitting on 2X10 joists. The void in the joists was insulated with...

I've seen a few of these here and enjoyed them very much. This was a quick little fun piece I tried, and now I think I have to do more. It's carved in white pine, painted with goauche for color and coated with boiled linseed oil. I was inspired by the fun ones here in the projects posted...

This is my new experience in woodworking.I have never carved a small sculpture so far.Here is the result of my work.I hope it looks like snail :) The snail and the ladybird made of apple.The ladybird carved separately and mounted on the snail surface at the end of the work. Length is 6 cm...