ingrainedcreations

Always trying to fine the perfect finish to make that latest project really "pop." This book may be a great help in expanding this woodworker's capabilities!

My papa was a wood carver. Maybe with time and patience so might I be -- maybe?

I view your "practice" piece and see "perfection." There are no boundaries on what can be done with a piece of wood! Thanks for sharing.

Nice work,love it! Do you have more?

I just made my first little bowl and am turning a lid to match. For me, turning is challenging and will take some time to master. Your work is a definite inspiration. Thank you for sharing!

This is what's so great about woodworking -- you can go in so many diverse directions. Jewelry boxes, fine detailed inlays on entry tables, carving, diverse finishes, contrasting woods, rustic furniture and sapling chairs, hand tool techniques, skill saw projects and green bowl turning ... there's no end to the adventures awaiting the woodworker. This is one fine example, John. I try to master, but will never achieve, your 3-hour capability. It was great fun reading about your project. You've given me the incentive. I think I,ll shift gears for a little while and try some rustic projects!!!

Wanted a table saw -- never had one. Did some research. Got good opinions from Knots contributors (thanks guys @ gals). Finally picked out the Bosch 4100-09 reviewed in FW's Winter '09 issue. My wife bought it for me as an early Christmas gift. Love it!!!

Since I already have the world's greatest woman (thanks honey), my only other Christmas request is that the Lord will grant me a long time to please her with the furniture I create using that saw.

Intreging! What exactly is this technique? Is it actually wood -- or shades of grey paper? I've never seen anythig like this & would really like to satisfy my curiosity.

I just look at pieces like this one to realize how much I have yet to learn. Thrilling!