Toys made Club Members as part of the Toy Challenge
My project is call Bread and Cheese, not sure why it's called that, except that it rhymes with two birds in a tree. The design came from the Scrollsaw Woodworking & Crafts magazine; Winter 2020 - issue 81; by: Fiona Kingdon. I made it out of Pine, using a 0/2 spiral blade, painted with Acrylic paints by my wife Linda.
Cedar Creche and Chess Pieces
Commissioned stand in mahogany. The engraving is the first two measures of the Mozart Clarinet Concerto and was cut with a trim router. Finished with Waterlox.
Commissioned stand in mahogany. The engraving is the first two measures of the Mozart Clarinet Concerto and was cut with a trim router. Finished with Waterlox.
Music stand in cherry. The cutout is done with a scroll saw, a modelers rasp, and files. Finished with Waterlox,
Music stand in cherry. The cutout is done with a scroll saw, a modelers rasp, and files. Finished with Waterlox,
Steve Wavro brought in an Intarsia Moose, which was based on a design by Bruce Worthington. It is comprised of 50 individual pieces of Ebony, Maple, Poplar, Walnut, and Western Red Cedar and finished with 1 coat of Danish Oil and 4 coats of polycrylic.
The box is made from offcuts from a 3-D cutting board. The wood species are cherry, maple, walnut and purpleheart. I used a forstner bit to hog out most of the material, then used a chisel and router template bit to clean up the inside of the box. The lid is held in place by 3 pairs of rare earth magnets. The finish is Total Boat Halcyon, a water-based marine varnish that comes in a bag, not a can! Used two coats of Gloss, followed by one coat of Satin.
The box is made from offcuts from a 3-D cutting board. The wood species are cherry, maple, walnut and purpleheart. I used a forstner bit to hog out most of the material, then used a chisel and router template bit to clean up the inside of the box. The lid is held in place by 3 pairs of rare earth magnets. The finish is Total Boat Halcyon, a water-based marine varnish that comes in a bag, not a can! Used two coats of Gloss, followed by one coat of Satin.
