Lon provided a slide show that complimented his detailed explanation of how
he crafted his two cylindrical jewelry boxes. Lon used mahogany and padauk.
Showing the inlay process and progress
Inlay complete on four panels
Panels glued up into hexagons
Hexagon mounted on the lathe to be turned round.
Slicing the door off the carcass.
Parts after final shaping
Finished boxes showing interior drawers
Tops of the finished boxes showing a cardinal inlay
Crafted a truck-cannon inspired by the real truck cannon in Ringling Circus museum in Florida. Other creatures were presented as well.
From a pattern by a woodworker in Australia, crafted this 18-wheeler from maple and black walnut plus some mesquite for the fenders and yellowheart for headlights. Finished with six coats of lacquer.
Intarsia sailboat from a variety of woods such as aspen, bloodwood, cherry, blue pine and others. From a pattern by Kathy Gale Roberts.
Bowls decorated with wood burning and epoxy.
Scroll saw plaque featuring wolves. First time using spiral blades
Wink wood used to make a
couple of trucks carting smaller trucks
Bottle stopper and display stand
Cutting board of several wood species
Close-up of tusk tenons on bench
Dog dish stand from scraps then burned it with a propane torch for effect. Finished with spray polyurethane.
F1 racer made from plywood using a Steve Good pattern.
Bowls of mesquite and oak
complimented by worm holes. Finished with Minwax and clear finish.
Keepsake box of pine from a woodworking class. Coffee stain and shellac
Headboard set. Main back panel is floor cork.
