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Paul Carr consructed this covered wagon for a church playgound |
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Steve Wavro crafted an Eagle intarsia from walnut, aspen, cedar,
yellowheart and ebony. |
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George Graves created a few crosses. |
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Chuck Meeder shows his collapsable display rack and feather from
walnut, puzzle from pine. |
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David Janowitz showed rolling pins, bowls, and cutting boards from
Osage orange, water oak, cherry, Texas ebony,and walnut. |
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Dale Ward explained how his router jig from poplar works. |
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Dave VanDewerker crafted a couple of vases from plywood. |
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Tom Blanco made a small box of mesquite. |
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Rick Spacek explained how each figurine is actually two figures
depending on which side you are viewing. |
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Photos: Gary
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