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This is another dragon I made for an event coming up, so sorry except for a few Christmas gifts your going to see some more dragons until spring. No I don't spend most of my time in my parents basement playing roll playing board games (no offense if you do), but I do enjoy making dragons...

Mopani Box with Pink Ivory Chatterwork Insert. 1 1/2 inches tall x 1 1/4" wide.

Call me Jack… They say all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. So I decided to play some. Thing is, when it comes to woodworking, work and play is very close in my case; same location, same tools, same materials. The only real difference lies in my mind, in my motivation…. Someone recently...

Beginning to gear up for the holidays. The bottle stopper are made of Ebony (and indian head nickel), Pink Ivory, Ebony with padauk plug, and Tamboti. The potpourri containers are all make of Cherry and all but one is colored with aniline dye. The bread knives are made of maple and walnut...

Another dream. Years ago, after the main engine failed on the return craft we resigned ourselves to making a go of it here on Mars. It would be at least two years until rescue came. By the time they arrived, four years later, most of us had decided to stay. I come up here to this small hill...

This pen was created with two exotic woods, pink ivory and purple heart, and complimented with sycamore to balance the colors. The slimline style pen hardware is in 24 karat gold. One of the primary distinctions of this pen originates from the custom centerband. With the 'braid' style created...

I was in Las Vegas and met Ken of http://www.kallenshaanwoods.com/servlet/StoreFront and picked up this kit while I was there and enjoyed talking with him and maxman400. They are both members of my other favorite site. I made it for my wife in honor of her Mom who was very important to her...

I have been away for nearly two years from posting a project. To all my friends here; I am so sorry, I did not die, though I may smell like it at times do to the excessive heat we have had in Southern Indiana this past summer and not having air conditioning in the shop. I have torn apart that...

Wanted to build something different that I have not seen before. So Zebra and Pink Ivory board had my number. Most likely one of a kind! It is finished with food grade Mineral Oil. My customer just loves it! Thanks for allowing me to share it with you.

Just as some elegant jewelry is made out of precious gems this necklace is made out of what I consider the most precious woods, ebony and pink ivory. This is my first experience working with these woods. I discovered that working with ebony is pure joy. By sanding with grits up to 3200 I was...

Here's a few modified slimlines. They're all single barrel, and you twist the nib to extend the refill. The long barrel can be a bit more difficult to do, but I think the flowing lines are worth it. 1. Rosewood and copper 2. Pink Ivory and chrome 3. Olive Wood and gunmetal 4. Olive Wood and...

I'm not sure this photo really does justice to the Pink Ivory handle. This handle was not stained or dyed, but was sanded on the lathe up to 400 grit. I brought it home and applied about six coats of Minwax Gloss Wipe-On Poly to it. After about two coats, the handle started to take on a...

I've been silent for a couple of weeks because this latest project really gave me a run for my money! : ) I ran into a free piece of glass with my company's logo sandblasted into it, when my company was given it as a sample. Once they decided to go with the vendor, they were going to throw away...

Bangle made for my wife.

I got in the mood to make a few pens. I had (Wanted) to make 4 pens for people who helped in out 20" snow that happened a week or so ago. One neighbor used his Bobcat to clear out the road in our subdivision, Another neighbor used his bobcat to clear out my driveway. A third neighbor used...

My first try at a natural edge bowl. I did a bad job sanding the inside. With the rough natural edge I was afraid of loosing a knuckle while sanding so I just quit before I hurt myself. I'll just call it a primitive.

I needs something smaller than my current one but heavier. Made of argentine lignum vitae head and pink ivory handle. The handle was pressure fit and only took a small brass square nail I made to secure it. Could have probably done without it since it took alotta pressure from a vise to set...

A couple of other Jocks have posted their no-click bics, so, of course, I had to try it. One is oak from a piece of firewood I was given, one is pink ivory, and the last one is poplar dyed blue (because that is the color I have).

This was my first attempt at turning a bottlestopper so I kept the design fairly basic.

I had a piece of figured Pink Ivory that I bandsaw cut for a bookmatch glue up, that was 10 years ago. So I knew when I glued it what I wanted to make so now that I have a small shop in the dining room of my condo (I'm single if you couldn't guess) I completed my idea from years before. Pink...