Bernard Bynum created this unique antique vacuum tube display.
Randy Jones is just beginning to learn the various uses for his new CNC. We can't wait to see what he comes up with once he gains more experience. He also discussed the challenges of getting the alignment right on his cutting board.
This beautiful crotch black walnut bowl was turned by Dan Schmoker. It was finished with four coats of Waterlox.
One of the more unusual pieces we have seen at meetings, Leigh Steink explained how he researched and created patterns to make his machine gun.
Singa demonstrated his latest automaton with an animated cat chasing a mouse.
Chris Farquar crafted this beautiful intarsia horse head from maple and walnut with other accent woods. It contains approximately 30 pieces.
Rick Spacek made good use of his scroll saw with these two examples. The orb –in-hand had an additional feature, color changing LED illumination. Rick said he carefully drained the egg before adding the details.
Ken Moughalu brought in various clocks all of his own design, a lidded box, and a car made of scraps from the above projects.
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Photos: Norm Nichols; Commentary: Ron Kirchoff