These bowls are made from Douglas Fir and poplar. The fir was cut on a 45 angle to make the grain appear as a leaf. Finished in poly and wax.
Craftsman style bed side table. Quarter sawn red oak, pinned through tenon legs. Finished with General Finishes stain and Arm-R-Seal.
A teaspoon and spatula, I think they are cherry. Finished with some flax oil.
Woven serving board. 16x13x7/8, walnut, cherry, makore, and maple. Finished with a couple of coats of Osmo Top Oil
The spring Pole lathe is a Roy Underhill design. The construction is made of yellow pine, with the springs made of hickory. The dead centers are made of O1 drill rod steel.
Mesquite burl with amazing grain. 9 1/2 across, 5 1/2 tall
Art object made from mesquite burl, finished with tung oil.
Maple (?) burl finished with tung oil.
fixed handle American style rolling pin made from Curly Maple. 1 7/8 diameter by 20 long. Finished with a couple of coats of tung oil.
Rolling pin made from Marble Wood, also known as Brazilian Teak. With rotating Osage Orange handles, and finished with Tung oil. 2 1/2 x 19.
Osage Orange, Mesquite burl, Walnut, and Curly Maple bottle stoppers
Dictionary stand on wheels. Sycamore, with one coat of tung oil to show the grain more, dried for 3 days, then finished with water based urethane. Mortise and tenon joints to attach the post.
Treasure box made from unknown wood from the Phillipines.
blanket ladder Ladder sides are regular 2x4 from orange box store and steps are 1” birch dowels. It has a two-tone paint finish; white for the top and gray in the bottom part.
Intarsia Fall Welcome sign. It is comprised of 52 individual pieces of Aromatic Cedar, Butternut, Mahogany, Oak, Poplar, Red Cedar, Spalted Maple, and Walnut. Finished with 2 coats of amber shellac.
Toys for Xmas. 200 tops, 9 Wheely bugs, 9 Stacker toys, paint topped with lacquer.
