February 2004 Projects

John Murray scrollsawed these from patterns that his wife found. About an hour apiece was required.

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	James Powers bandsawed these boxes from Kingwood.
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This lazy susan was superbly crafted by Chuck Maxwell with his pin router. He took about three passes through the router to get the final depth. Also shown is the jig he used to rout the openings for the poker chips...I mean snacks, peanuts....

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	Bill Hochmuth was very proud of his Swiss movement music boxes of walnut, red cedar and zebra wood.
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Jack Hutchison created this 17th century reproduction of a child's rocking horse from a museum in London. Rockers of pecan; handles and head of walnut and knobs of birch. Screws hold everything together.

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	Rob Brayton explained how he made this room divider from stud 2x4s cut to size. Ya never knew there was good wood hiding under those studs, didya?.
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This picture frame of mahogany and birch plywood and handmade paper was created by Joseph Rice.

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	John Gay told club members how he built these collapsible cabinets using scrap wood. They are sealed with two or three coats then finished with polyerothane varnish. Square head screws hold everthing together. John's plywood axe scared kids at halloween.

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