Chris Schwartz, WWCH Vice President, spoke to club members about his meeting with Travis G, President of the San Diego Fine Woodworkers Association, a Maker-Space with a 38 year history and 1200 members.
Mallets for flattening and tenderizing meat.
Illusion box of Wink wood.
Chip carvings (Lora Irish relief pattern) of basswood.
Burnings in red oak and Wink wood.
Wooden hinged box of padauk, walnut, and bird's eye maple.
Intarsia wolf heads of various woods.
Toothpaste tube squeezer (Steve Good pattern)
Cross made of red oak on CNC machine.
Turned snowmen of maple, walnut and cherry.
Scroll sawed 50th anniversary heart (Sue May pattern) of Baltic birch and walnut.
Bowls and sled for American Girl doll.
Greene and Greene Arts and Crafts style cross.
Greene and Greene Arts and Crafts style bookend.
Turned bowls of Osage orange, water oak, cedar elm and spalted something.
Cutting boards of Osage orange and water oak and clamp arrangement.
Progression from whopper log to usable slabs: Hauling log home to mill.
Splitting the log into manageable chunks that will fit on the sawmill
Logs waiting to be milled
Log on the mill ready to be squared up.
Slabs stickered and stacked in the kiln
Cabinetry of aromatic red cedar and Wink wood.