Michael Constantino, Regional Sales Manager for Festool, demonstrated the Festool system using Festool circular saw, joiner, and sander.
Trestle table made from a teak entertainment center. Finished with water borne urethane
The stretcher is secured with wedged tenons.
A collection of small boxes cut on the scroll saw
Bath caddy of walnut and maple, finished with Waterlox.
Fold-flat stool made from pine pallet that a jointer-planer was deliverd on
Toy airplane for the Club's toy program. Design inspired by Bill Hoffmeister
Baptisimal cross made from jatoba and cherry, finished with paste wax
Detail showing double spline construction.
Cross showing recipients initials
20 inch tall cross made from walnut, poplar and purple heart. Finished with spray polyurethane.
Intarsia beagle of various woods finished with satin polyurethane.
Folk art of the rare seven-banded armadillo
Folk art interpretation of Little Red Riding Hood.
Scroll saw peacock that also has hand carved details, finished with clear coat for shine.
Cabin from a Charles Hand pattern, made from Wink Wood, painted with acrylic paint and clear coat
The Texas wall art came from pieces of plywood
Using a CNC machine on ½ Birch plywood, a rocking chair that can be disassembled and stored easily.
Krenov style sawhorses made from 1x4 pine. Tops are not glued, but dowelled to allow replacement when worn.
Several vases scroll sawn from cherry, maple, some scrap and some plywood then finished with spray lacquer. Inspired by Steve Good patterns
