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This piece was made of a wooden box recycled. the box brought in a machine from Europe, I decided to remove all nails from it and turned into this piece for my daughters. it took 1 coat of water base fluorescent yellow stain, a couple of Danish oil and beeswax mixture coats, burned with a heat...

My stepstool was made out of cherry in the shop class. The finish that I used on it was tung oil.

I wanted more protection for my rules than the paper envelopes they came with. I had some scrap mahogany strips from ripping some table legs. I ripped the maple strips from some 1/8th stock bought at Rockler. The "tenon caps" were done with the table saw and auxiliary fence. I got lucky with a...

This was a quick project I built this week, commissioned by my grandparents for their small church. It's made from 1/2"x6 Oak, and the cross is made from Black Walnut. The lock and hinges are stock from Lowe's, and the sign holder is a modified (cut-off) brass index/door card holder I found at...

A neighbor stopped over and asked me to cut some rings in some 1/2" thick clear acrylic blanks. The inside edge of the rings will be lined with strip LED lights and then inserted behind the speakers on his boat. Accuracy was paramount as he wanted the outer edge of the rings to be flush with...

I made this for my wife for Mother's Day. My stepson burned in the words. I used walnut for the handles and wormy maple for the board. I used 2 coats of mineral oil for the finish, and followed that with two more coats of a mineral oil/beeswax finish.

6'7" long walnut slab bench. the slab leg is tapered in thickness and on the opposite end are two turned legs which are mortised into the top. finish is a mix of blo, turp, and spar varnish.

amber bamboo remnants glued up into a block. 3 sides of outside shape is cut out on the bandsaw. Torn flap is carved using a proxxon I borrowed from my boss. The interior is bored with a forstner bit then carved out with a proxxon, die grinder, and chisels. Stained then coated with lacquer...

Not one of my best works by far, but it was a quick and easy project that only took about 30min to accomplish. Pretty fun game if you've never played before. My next game project will be some corn hole boards!

I made this rack out of leftover maple and walnut from a previous project as well as some leftover 1/2" square rod. I put the bottom of the rack about 2 or 3 inches up from the bottom so that i can vacuum under the wood or remove an water from melting ice. The finish is just a natural minwax...

This was a mantel constructed of cherry hardwood and cherry veneer 3/4" plywood…finished natural 4coats lacquer. I incorporated a Bose surround sound speaker system and mounted a 60" flat screen on a swing arm hanger…

One of my clients came up with the drawings of this stationary box and ask me to make up a sample for her as part of her marketing for the new year. with a some minor changes we came up with this box made in Kiaat and finished in Danish oil.