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Pipe Cabinet on stand for a well known American pipe carver. Cherry, White Oak, Gabon Ebony, curly Maple, Smoke tree Burl. Handmade pin and key locking mechanism. I'm pleased with every portion of this make which is rare for me. A real sense of satisfaction.

A few years ago, I installed a pair of French cleat rails in our garage. At the time, I had grand plans to build all sorts of handy little storage racks and the like. Aside from some clamp racks and a crosscut sled holder, I never built any of those things. Now that I can't easily go out and buy...

This pipe was made for TerryR in the 2014 pipe swap. The stummel is made from briar and the stem is made from Acrylic.

Some pipes I've done, all were done on the lathe. the more figured wood is an ash burl, others are walnut or cherry. I haven't posted anything for a while, so I thought I would

from glenn to glenn….......damn Im getting carried away. Anywho these are the other kinda pipe. The first two I carved a generation ago and have enjoyed time and time again. The last was made this year and has just commenced service. Perhaps carved is too strong. Sanded and shaped more accurate...

A stand for tobacco pipes made from American Smoketree Burl and ebonized Cherry. The figure and chatoyance of the burl is amazing. Mother Nature can do marvelous things!

Lumberjerks pipes or at least MaFe's. Had a few pipe blanks standing on the workbench for a while, got them for a fair price last year and so the collected dust in the shop. It was the prefabricated type. Wednesday I looked at them I figured it was time to send some smoke signals. Always put a...

Here's the jig I designed to drill vertically at the drill press. As shown, it's all made out of scraps : 3/4" plywood and 2" thick wall PVC pipe. Sometimes it's so easy ! The PVC pipes are bolted together and then screwed to the upright, which has to be square to the base. Round and small...

These were my first real paying projects. A 10' conference table and a 7' display table.They are made out of pine finished with 2 coats of stain and 5 coats of polly

Quartered White Oak, Walnut Burl, and Gabon Ebony. Cabinet still to be fumed with aqueous ammonia but otherwise complete. What makes this cabinet unique is the door baffle system which allows the cabinet to vent properly without doors being open or otherwise piercing the carcass. UPDATE...