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A crane for Joseph
My Grandson loves mechanical things. This crane should be right down his alley!
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The mail must go thru!
2 commentsThese are both coin banks. The Mail Truck bank is made from oak and walnut. The Mail Box bank is from oak. These are original post office mail box doors and are dated 1955.
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Rockin' Cycle for my Grandson Benjamin
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
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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"Stained Glass" Cutting Board
1 commentCutting board inspired by the stained glass favored in Chicago Bungalows. Hard Maple, Cherry, Walnut and White Oak, mineral oil/bees wax finish.
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Walnut Spaguolo Clock
Walnut clock with Oak dowels and splines. The design is a subtle variation on a Mark Spagnuolo. Tung oil and mineral spirits finish.
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canisters
SET OF THREE CANISTERS FROM WOOD WORKERS JOURNAL I MADE THEM ALL THE SAME SIZE
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keepsake box
2 commentsA keepsake box intended for close friends newly married. The top opens to hold their wedding rings which when opened the front drops open in unison (in the manner of a drawbridge) which holds...
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Magazine Racks
1 commentA very simple, collapsible design. Another quick weekend project that you can batch out for the holidays.
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Tiff Box
2 commentsPictured here is a small keepsake box I built for a very dear friend of mine. A box that could never begin to hold the kindness that this person spreads. The box is built using...
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Congratulations to our two winners!
Congratulations to our two winners Keith Burns from Collierville, TN for his
Segmented Leopardwood Hollow Form and Jordan Durbin from Arcade, NY for his Double Highchair
