Jeeps of various woods some of which are Christmas tree ornaments.
The rack of letter “X”s is a toilet paper holder with the rolls
of toilet paper serving as letter
“O”s
Shoe bench using simple dado joints reinforced with dowels; finished with two coats of traditional milk paint topped with two coats of Danish oil
Intarsia barn was created
from about 200 pieces of eight
different types of wood in various thicknesses. From a Steve Good pattern
From a larger Shane Dennehey design, a cross made from mesquite, black walnut, and pecan on a red oak base; spray finished with Varathane.
Two service trays made from old growth pine and some bird’s eye maple veneer; finished
with two coats of shellac topped with polycrylic spray
a Celtic pattern goblet turned from
cherry wood taken from the
family farm, circa 1840.
Three turned bowls of Color Ply, spalted maple, and mahogany; finished with a blend of 1/3 denatured alcohol, 1/3 boiled linseed oil and 1/3 shellac.
Results from a DIY drum sander built using a lathe.
Mancala board from basswood and some walnut veneer; sprayed with canned lacquer.
Scroll sawed a four-wheeler, fireplace, and sleigh and then hand painted them.