'Holiday Gift Gallery' Contest - red oak

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Treadle sewing machine with Inlayed Dovetails

Leopardwood, member | January 14th, 2009

This treadle sewing machine belonged to my wife’s grandmother and was in very poor condition. It was stripped down to bare metal and all the wood was replaced. To make it a unique piece...

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Open Segmented Walnut-Oak Bowl

FineWoodChuck, member | December 27th, 2008

This "Open Segmented Walnut-Oak Bowl" was made following glue-up using a router and sanders. The bowl has 12-segments, it is 10" in diameter, 3.5" deep and required approximately 10-to-12 hours to...

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5" Round Nantucket Lightship Basket

oharaworks, member | December 16th, 20085 comments

For Laura... A five-inch round Nantucket Lightship basket using (mostly) traditional materials and methods. The base, handle, rim-halves and staves are of red oak, the weavers are 1.50 mm...

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Table Top

Bob Shultz, member | December 11th, 2008

This 4'x6' table top includes a center decoration adapted from "The Art of Wood Inlay" book. Marquetry was used for all of the decoration. The panel was then inset into a cavity created...

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Serving tray

Bob Shultz, member | December 11th, 20083 comments

Serving tray with marquetry leaves inset into veneer panel.

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"Click-Clack" Push Toy

oldspeck, member | December 10th, 20081 comment

This toy is a noise-making push "lawnmower". I call it a "Click-Clack". The curved upright strips were formed with thin laminations of oak. The handles were turned on a lathe.

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This is a pendulum doll cradle which was made by scaling down dimensions of a baby cradle and then making adjustments, such as changing wood thicknesses, replacing dowels with slats, and modification...

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Rockin' Cycle for my Grandson Benjamin

clehman20, member | December 10th, 2008

Made mainly from hardwoods that were milled locally. Some of the details were fashioned from napkin rings, finials and wooden balls. Thanks to Stoney Creek Choppers and Johnny Pag...

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a series of waney edge boxes

ironwoodstudios, member | December 10th, 2008

Black walnut, purple heart, oak, spalted poplar, cherry, velvet. A series of boxes created from the waney edges of some beautiful slabs.

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Coffee Mug

Rambler, member | December 10th, 2008

I've turned a number of these for Christmas gifts. You can use solid blocks or assemble scraps left over from other projects. I turned a seqmented mug entirely from cutoffs of pen blanks.

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