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  1. Welcome tiles framed in qtr sawn white oak

    As explained in a blog, pressed a wholes bunch of tiles a couple weeks ago. Several were of my Welcome Tile carving. I've made several of these tiles over the years. So many , I have 3 molds. One is nearly worn out. Tiles are bronze coated stoneware clay with acid patina Frames are half-lap...
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  2. Live Oak Welcome tile Oak Frame

    Quartsersawn white oak frame. alcohol dark golden oak dye light wash coat, general finishes cherry stain, seedlac shellac, briwax brown wax. hydrostone tile
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  3. Woodturning
    I am fairly new to turning, but have a Steel City Midi for which I would like to buy a 4 jaw chuck. I have found a used Supernova STD. Any one have any idea as to what would be a reasonable price? Am I giving up anything that a newbie really needs by not going to a more recent model?
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