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For the beer swap this year, I had decided to build a tankard. I'd seen tankards in Woodworking in Estonia and thought "how hard could it be?" That usually leads to an interesting build. I had a chunk of crab apple from a tree from my yard. It came down four years ago, and a friend had...

Made from cherry. Fits 2 cans of Guinness.

Made a 3 wooden tankards for Christmas gifts this year. I used some different types of cherry for the contrasting colors, cut the wood into staves with the angle set to 11.5 degrees, and finished it with pour-on epoxy. After all of my research, the epoxy "should" be food safe if left to cure...

I made this beer stein for a friend's farewell gift. The body is honduran mahogany and walnut (both heartwood and sapwood), the top is cherry, and the handle is walnut and cottonwood. The carved "rope" was done with a file jig and the indexing pin on my lathe. My father found a nice glass...

I made this beer tankard for my cousin. She wanted one that was made similar to a barrel so I cut staves out of white oak and glued them up with Titebond 3. I used TB3 because I wanted it to hold up to minor spills and cleaning (see my problem with glue up failure while turning posted in forum...

My biggest sellers on my etsy shop are these wooden steins. They are all turned from air-dried logs. I use progressively bigger forstner bits in my tail-chuck to hog out most of the material on the inside then I finish smoothing the interiors with my bowl scraper. The far left one is birch with...