Curt Cobler of 6 x 13 Woodworking spoke to club members about techniques and ways they apply
Ecopoxy products to craft their “river” wood design products and other woodworking projects.
Harp loosely based on the Celtic design. The sound box is made of maple and quartersawn sycamore, the rest of solid maple.
Jeff carved the double headed salmon of wisdom from the same piece of maple. For joinery Jeff used dowels instead of the traditional mortise and tenons
Biplane themed shelf made from 1x6s
and 1x8s then painted.
Restored stairs after Harvey flooding.
The scrollsaw waterfall with live edge pecan was crafted from a photo and then a judicious use of acrylic paint
The bee hive was scroll sawed from a
section of pecan cut through the
middle of the tree.
Beer bottle openers from scraps of basic pine. Before carving, Terry would spray on clear shellac, carve, then another coat of shellac which helps keeps the paint from bleeding out.
From Sue Mey and Charles
Hand patterns, Norm Nichols scroll sawed a raccoon and butterfly from red oak.
Pine candle box made using hand tools during a class at the Heritage School of Woodworking in Waco
Terron won 2nd place in his age group at the Texas rodeo pre-qualifier art show in 3rd grade. He wanted to frame it so his Dad convinced him to do so. Terron made all the cuts for the frame himself, glued up and sanded the frame, finished with wax.
About 300 pieces of CNC carved
Baltic birch and various mechanical items were brought together to make this articulated humming bird.
Patterns were designed by Derek Hugger
Toys made from Wink Wood and scraps.
Salt and pepper mills made from various woods, turned, and finished with urethane