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  1. Distiller's Mallets

    Made a mallet for a friend that works at a distillery. It's for pounding the bungs into the barrels. (Plus, if you are making something simple, and have enough scraps, why not make two?) Made from tight grain oak scraps and copper wedges. Signature Montana quarter. Head is 2 3/4" x 3" x 4...
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  2. Harmonica box with mini wood hinges

    This spalted mystery wood (maple?) was found on the bottom of a pallet. There wasn't much of the wood with the splated look, but I had the perfect small project for it. A little box. The sappy part of the story: Years ago my grandfather gave me a harmonica that belonged to his father. Not...
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  3. Right of Passage (The Grease Box)

    Ever since reading about the grease box/pot, I've wanted to make one. (Fantastic, in-depth blog series by Mads found here:) Grease Box Owners Club found here GBOC This box is in a Japanese style with sliding top. The finger joint hinge was added just for fun. Not really necessary, but it...
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  4. Gift Bomb - Live Edge Bench

    A bench for a friend. An old boss of mine is turning 60 soon. It's been 10 years since I have worked for him and we have randomly kept in touch over the years. He's a great guy and taught me many things over the time we have known each other. A few years back his shop burned to the ground...
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  5. Grease Box II (BD's Box)

    Second Japanese style grease box. Pretty much same as the first other than a few alterations. -This one is Mahogany with walnut pegs. -Tried out one of my new branding irons on the bottom of the box. -Custom Art on the underside of the lid designed by Freckle on my Palm aka Kitty Hawk...
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  6. Mallet Swap 2014 (TROUT SLAYER)

    Mallet Entry that I made for fellow Lumber Jock - Ripthorn for the LJ's 2014 Mallet Swap Since we couldn't research our recipient before the build, I decided to showcase where the mallet was coming from. Montana, especially the Missoula area, is full of rivers, fly fishing and beer. 1- Bottle...
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    Wood Butter (What you got in your box?) I recently made my first grease box. I'm sure it won't be the last version of it, but it's a start. I'm not alone in the "Could'a, should'a, would'a" thoughts as a project comes to a close. Size, shape, wood choice, overall design, etc. You have to...
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    Branding Irons Recently I had a logo drawn up for me. After years of just simply signing my initials in sharpie and/or inlaying a Montana quarter, I was going to finally bite the bullet and have a custom stamp made (not like a rubber stamp, but more of an embossing imprint). The starting...
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