Teddy Bear Crayon Box
I saw Carl’s ‘Teddy Bear” idea and developed it as a pencil box with a rubber kept under the hat. Just in time for my grand daughter’s birthday. Great website.
Thanks.
Submitted by: Tom Sharp
cherry bowl and mahogany plates
for my sister in law she was surprised . the plates are for the wife love her to death. they were both very happy.
Submitted by: chuck kolb
salt and pepper mill
Love the video you did on the pepper mill. Here is one of mine. I love making these. The spectraply is from woodcraft dot com. Differant color combination’s they turn some good mill’s
All the best
Dave
Submitted by: Dave
laminated goblet
I made this goblet out of some Ipe flooring that a friend brought me from a commercial construction site and a maple 2×2. First time I have turned Ipe and that has to be the most interesting smelling wood in have ever turned. I had that smell stuck in my nose all day, and lets just say it isn’t very sweet smelling!
Submitted by: mike skalberg
Oak burr wall clock
I live near in a village situated in an oak forest in Sussex in England. I made this 11″-wide wall clock from a big piece of oak burr from it. No special turning tools required, except for a beading wood-carving chisel to get a tightly-rounded inner bezel. It then spent 3 weeks in the freezer to kill off any critters that might still be living in the burr – better than using chemicals! Finished in danish oil – quite a few coats were required as this burr is very porous and absorbent. The clock-works came from a £1.67 wall clock from Ikea, the stick-on numerals from good ol’ eBay.
Submitted by: Gerrit Hoekstra
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