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My first attempt at a natural-edged vessel. This is silver maple, about 6" high and 4" in diameter. I'd never deep hollowed anything before, or worked around a natural bark edge, so I was learning with every step on this one. I had some trouble with tear out and gouge marks on the inside...

I got my hands on a few old doors, some were antique, some were not. Based on the holes for the knobs, this one appears to be from the 40s or 50s. I didn't know exactly what I wanted to do, so I took the top panel out and put some shelves in the hole. The rest was just trial and lots of...

i took an old seth thomas art deco clock from the 40s and re did the whole thing in ultra premium koa. i used a curling iron and a regular flat iron and yellow glue to a poplar frame. it is finished with semi gloss laquer to a full fill finish. it took about 20 hours.

Needed a way to make boxed wine look good for my grand daughters wedding. So I mad these camouflaged boxes. The back slides up to insert the wine

Here's a little something I whipped up last month… Maple from an old Violin block

This is another project I made out of some scraps around the garage. I had the black melamine from a rolling table saw/router table cart that I made from my father-in-law (sorry no pics). I just wanted a stand so that I didn't have to hold long pieces of wood down only a few inches from the...

Something I wanted to try to see if they would sell. Beetle kill pine. 56 inches tall and 18 inches wide. Thanks for looking

I have been a member of lumberjocks for a little over 2 ½ years now. I have had the honor of seeing so many different projects posted and they have always been an inspiration to me. I have always wanted to try and make something out of wood but had no clue where to begin. Just this week...

This walnut candlestick holder was made from a walnut tree that was removed from a site that I needed to build a log cabin. The building lot was located in eastern PA. Once milled, that tree provided enough fine wood for many projects. After the lathe work was complete, I had my oldest...

Its been a while since I've posted anything, so I figured I'd post about the fence I built. I built this to go on to my Delta Rockwell Shaper that I will be restoring. The fence is a Biesemeyer style and has a 2" tube on the back of the shaper that supports the wooden cam lock. Pull the lever up...

This was build from red oak, stained in golden oak with a 3×5 flag, I incorperated the Air Force Coins to gve it a better look.