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  1. Sycamore Croc-Box

    Sycamore log that I got out of a ditch and made into a BS box. Wrapped the ends with an old crocodile leather belt and was going to make a handle out of the same, but ran out of belt! So…..I fashioned a crocodile handle out of the same sycamore log. The handle sets off of the top about 1/2"...
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  2. My First Spoon

    Cut the blank out on bandsaw and hand-sanded the rest of it. Took 2 hours to sand/shape it down but it turned out well. Made out of sassafras. Measures 12'' long and "spoon" itself is 2'' across x 3'' long. Applied 4 coats of mineral oil to it. It's a surprise for my sister. Thanks for...
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