Todd
Hall crafted these fine angels of aspen wood and cedar. The wings are
separate pieces from the body. The box is made from one
solid piece of cherry. A simple walnut pin allows the lid to slide
open.
This
train and tractor was scroll sawed by Denis Muras. He used a
Flying Dutchman #5. It took ten blades to do the train. The
tractor is stack cutting thin sheets that laid on a solid backing.
Chuck
Maxwell showed us a collection of legless oak playwood TV trays that he
made a few years ago.
This
beautifully hand carved walking stick of cedar was crafted by Larry
Washington. Christmas tree red beads form the dog's eyes.
The cane is finished with an epoxy resin
Lon
Kelley displayed two pattern boxes of maple and imbulio that was
inspired by the chains that lock a pirate's treasure chest closed.
Joe
Rice turned this mahogany bowl and two pens; one of cocabolo and the
other two of corian
Gene
Volentine proudly display this unique mahogany game table. The top
unfolds like a napkin and rotates to form a large square top. Two
coats of sanding sealer followed by two coats of polyerothane finish the
table. Gene says about 80 hours was required for this project.
Fank
Door showed us a most interesting piece of cedar taken from his patio
that he was tearing down to remodel. He pointe out that carpenter
bees had made several interesting patterns in the wood.
