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  1. Chinese Checker Board

    I made a Chinese Checker Board that can hang on the wall while storing marbles in the board. It's made of Maple and Redheart. Check out the YouTube video if you want to see how I did it… I also provided a drill template for anyone that wants to make one themselves...
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  2. Wood-burning Eagle and Flag

    Shading each feather from light to dark took FOREVER!!
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    Remember the Treasure Boxes series? Remember TB I & TB II ? Here is TB III Well. As you can see it is not quite finished yet. But we have been really busy at the shop working on other project that I did not even take the time to post… But here we are, back on track. Drawing is almost...
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    I'm finally pretty much done building the walnut coffee table…It's a two layered table (two table tops) on a T type frame. Table tops are L36" x W24" x T1"...It's going to be HEAVY. Like really heavy. Is this a horrible thing in the fine furniture world? It's modern and low to the ground style...
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