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I'm not what you would call a golfer. My company has a tournament every year for our department in which I participate since the two choices are a) another day in the office (mostly alone) or b) a day spent outside with friends from work driving around golf carts while sipping adult beverages...

This picture is being done for a co-worker's niece. He wanted something to suprise her with, so this is what I came up with. Hope she likes it. The picture is made of 1/8" Baltic Birch 11×14". It has a very light coat of spray poly to keep it from turning colors with sunlight. The black...

This is a new edition to my Sports Bed series. This football bed was completed in August 2009. It has the same shape as the baseball bed, but in the football theme. We changed the headboard score board and replaced the bats with a goal post. To add a little more detail, I added hash marks on...

These are scrollsaw projects I've made, most of them donated for fundraising at the local high school. The first one and last 2 involve bevel cutting and raising the cutout… In the first and last projects it was done to reflect parts in front vs behind a reference plane. The basketball and the...

This is a murphy bed that was completed in November 2008. It was designed to resemble a basket ball locker when closed and a bed when opened. We usually build this one in a baseball theme. The inside headboard was made to resemble a scoreboard. Here is the baseball version

Sometimes you just feel the need to make something just because you want to. And that's OK. There used to be a lady at work who would keep the office stocked up on candy. Kelly the Candy Lady, I would call her. I even made up a candy sign to keep at her desk. I then thought it would be neat to...

I shipped this award last week to a major D1 Football program. The nameplate is on the other side. The football is a 72-piece segmented turning.

This is a baseball bed that was completed in November 2011. It is one of my sports theme beds that has been modified a little with a little bit of a special edition. We special ordered bats form Louisville slugger that has the child's name on them. The scoreboard has a little more attention...

Made this for wifey, she needed a place for all the medals and trophies. Constructed from oak and maple, the runner medalion pattern is from a Patrick Spielman & Brian Dahlen scroll saw book. Approximate size is 2 ft. wide X 4" deep X 5" tall. Her friends are already bugging me about making...

Laminated oak frames, rawhide lacing. Oak strips steam-heated & bent around a form, clamped and laminated. Oak cross pieces with tenons fitted into mortises in the frame. All glued with resin glue. Laced with wet rawhide which dries super-tight and 'tough as rawhide'. 7 coats of spar varnish -...

This is a sign I made for my father last year. He is a great man and this thing doesn't do him justice, but he really likes it so that is all that matters. Thanks for looking. (I guess I need to learn how to size photos to post here because the top of the birds' head was not cut off in...

This is a where I take my Baseball Bed and turn it into a loft. Not only one but I did two for this customer. It's final destination was Westport, Connecticut. It features a totally customized headboard, which on this one is huge. I also use real Louisville Slugger bats for the guardrails...

This was a Christmas present for the girls. A horizontal bar with 3 adjustable height levels. To make the supports adjustable I inserted two large rods (from an old crib) into bored out 4×4s. Metal pins are used to fix each level of the inner rods to vary the bar height from around 3ft to 5ft or...

This is a new version of my Baseball Bed that uses no bats on the head post. It was requested this way by the customer. I may start offering it this way as an options. It is a standard twin and was built in September 2012. Shown in our standard Baseball blue and baseball green colors. I...

This is the dresser and nightstand that was built to match the Special Edition Baseball bed in the Hornsby color. It is my regular 6 drawer dresser and 2 drawer nightstand that I normally offer with my baseball beds, but with the change in wood and color. The wood is ash to match the bed and...

This is my baseball bed that I build quite often. Most of the time they are my standard blue and green. This customer wanted a custom team colors. The headboard is totally customized and designed by the customer. I have them fill out a scoreboard form after the order to relay all that info...

Made this for a co-worker's son out of half inch birch plywood. Designed in sketch-up and cut with Shaper Origin.

A fun project for my daughter's dorm room at Eastern Washington University. This hat is 22 inches x 19 inches. I used a jewelers screw driver to make the seams and just rounded all the edges. I was going for a worn, faded look so used a white base, then a light coat of red and finally antique...

A storage rack for golf gear that I copied from one made of steel tubing and wire mesh advertised in one of those airplane shopping catalogs.

Here are some mini corn hole boards. I custom cut the logo from vinyl. Still need to put a coat of poly on it for that great sliding effect, but they are mainly done. Check out the video on how I made these.