Bob showing his latest folk art creations.
Two cutting boards from # 2 pine.
Cabinet is made of reclaimed pine from old shelving/cabinet
Storage rack for lathe tools. Made from post oak (probably)
Source material for lathe rack
trivets and coasters were made from pieces left over from previous projects.
trivets and coasters were made from pieces left over from previous projects.
My wife ask me to make her some plaques with butterflies. The first two are cut from cedar and the last is cut from fir. Painted with acrylic paints and sprayed w clear gloss.
Butterfly plaque made from cedar. Painted with acrylic paints and sprayed w clear gloss.
Butterfly plaque made from fir. Painted with acrylic paints and sprayed w clear gloss.
Patio table out of cedar. The table is stained with Behr Semi-Transparent Weather Proofing Redwood Stain and topped with spar urethane. The table is from a design by Steve Ramsey,
Texas bowls, each about 15x 15 and various depths. Finished with a couple coats of shellac sealer and 3 coats of water based poly.
Bench made from parts of a piano that was demolished.
Bench made from parts of a piano that was demolished.
Bench made from parts of a piano that was demolished.
Bench made from parts of a piano that was demolished.
Bench made from parts of a piano that was demolished.
Osage Orange plate, of two pieces book matched to show off the red and brown spots, 7 3/4 x 1 1/4
Very thin walled bowl of Osage Orange, 5 x 2,
Very thin walled bowl of Osage Orange, 5 x 2,
Water oak, 10 x 3 1/2, finished with 100% tung oil.
Box from the same piano demolition as the bench. Solid mahogany for the sides, but the top and bottom are salvaged pieces. No stripping or sanding on the inside of the lid, to preserve the original decal as a keepsake.