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Wife’s Demilune Table
December 31, 2008

My wife asked for a Half-moon table. She asked if I could make the top out of Zebrawood, of course I said yes. This gave me a chance to work…
Spalted maple and walnut side table
December 31, 2008

I made this table for my wife as a Christmas present. The spalted maple top came from a tree that went down on her grandparent's farm. We rescued the wood from my…
Bathroom Vanity
December 30, 2008

I built this bathroom vanity out of hard maple. The finish is a combination of various stains with multiple coats of sprayed on poly. I designed it first using SketchUp.…
Mountain Dulcimer, Gavels, Boxes
December 30, 2008

The Mountain Dulcimer for my Mom is bookmatched cherry top and bottom, with a walnut fingerboard. The gavels were turned from Texas Mesquite my Dad brought up for me and…
End Table in Pacific Yew and Maple
December 27, 2008

End table in local Big Leaf Maple and Pacific Yew. Tis is my own design, inspired by the work of James Krenov. Finish is a blend of Tung oil, citrofin…
2008 Christmas Gifts
December 26, 2008

I made 24 of these small desk clocks for Christmas gifts. Most are for my husbands employees, but a few went to family and friends. The clocks were my own…
Walnut Retirement Box
December 26, 2008

I got this idea from a gentleman's posting on lumberjock. I modified it to the needs of a friend who is now retired. The box is made with walnut and…
Small Sake box
December 24, 2008

I made this box as a gift for my mother. It will be used to package a Sake set, but after that she can use it for whatever she likes.…
My first turning
December 24, 2008

Take a look at this little vase I turned recently.
Christmas tree decorations
December 24, 2008

These decorations are fitted boxes and the fit must be perfect so that the decoration will not separate when hanging on the tree but when grasped and a slight twist and pull…

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