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Just joined up here in order to post a reply on the forum and thought I should at least have something on my profile:) This is a kitchen cupboard that I made for some friends here in Chiapas, southern Mexico. Yes, it's way over the top for a larder, but these guys were going to buy a flatpack...

A pin oak and cherry jewelry box.

These bowls are made from a pin oak tree that was cut down at my mom's place. The logs sat on the ground for over a year with the end grain down which I believe led to the spalting. The first bowl is 3 3/4" x 6 1/4". It shows some very interesting grain. Finished with three coats of wiped on...

Our friends Arnie and Sally knew that I collected logs to turn them into lumber. They were having their dying pin oak tree cut down from their front yard and asked if I wanted it. I took it and had it cut into lumber. The green wood had some beautiful green striped throught the grain...

Got this Pin Oak from a couple houses down from where a had a painting job, very large pieces of the trunk were left for me by the man cutting it down, he said I could have it and lucky he was still around when I picked it up because there was no way I could have lifted up the chunks that were...

Well, another pin oak bowl. I think it still looks nice, but it did go oval on me. Guess I did'nt quite get it dry enough in the microwave. My first bowl I believe had warped more before I started turning it again, so hopefully it did'nt warp also or at least not as much. It is in a display case...

I won a piece of Pin Oak at one of the Front Range Woodturner meeting and this is what came out a nice natural edge bowl it is 3"deep by 8"across, finished with a food safe salad bowl finish.All comments and questions welcome.

I am having so much fun making these cutting boards! I can see why LJs is so full of them now. The sky's the limit as far as creativity, and I've just scratched the surface. I scored some really neat wood for these from some old church pews that were built in 1913 some from white oak a couple...

Finally got around to making a nightstand for the wifey. Found a shop that had some vintage reclaimed barnwood for sale and decided that would make for a nice piece.

I turned this Pin Oak end grain slice of log and sealed it with white wood sealer, sanded it smooth and applied salad bowl finish on it (3 coats) sanded it smooth again and a week later this crack appeared! I am appealing for your help/advise/tips on how I would be able to salvage this beautiful...