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Standing Bear
March 10, 2010

I hand carved this Bear and Tree from scrap pieces of Basswood, and made the base with scrap Sassafras
rocking horses
March 10, 2010

made from oak doors that were covered in several layers of paint and were going to be thrown out, I only chipped one planer blade while cleaning
Stacking Bowls
March 10, 2010

These stacking bowls were made from a walnut cutoff and some scrap aluminum bar stock.
Scoops and Stoppers from Scraps
March 10, 2010

I turn scoops and stoppers out of scraps from the bowl blanks I cut for my large bowls. The repetitive use of skew and gouge chisels is great practice, improving…
Elegant Rocking Horse
March 10, 2010

I am currently in year 11 at school and this project was my GCSE woodwork exam (Feb 2010). It is made from Beech plywood and been carved using a powerfile.
Dulcimer
March 10, 2010

This is a Mountain Dulcimer in a non-traditional shape. Top: Cedar strips left over from building a strip-built canoe. Back and sides: Walnut that a friend was going to feed...
Scrap Face Boxes
March 10, 2010

Small scraps of exotic hardwoods, quarter inch thick, are stacked and cut on the band saw. I usually cut four at a time. The shadows created in the negative space…
Knife Block made from Curly Maple with 1800 Bamboo Skewers
March 10, 2010

I found a similar knife block on the internet and this is my version. I made it with curly maple cut-offs from another project I am working on. A fun…
Lazy Susan
March 10, 2010

I used bamboo flooring cutoffs for this project. A router was used to cut the circles and inlay pocket. I made the circle template from plexiglass. Bamboo has a high…
fence line illumination
March 10, 2010

this is my bedside lamp. it was shaped and carved to enhance its already natural beauty. its a piece of a fence post that is antique southern heart pine. its…

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