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| Steve Willis, Manger of Houston's Rockler (right) and Randy Abramson, Assistant Manager of Houston's Woodcraft (left), show Club members new and hot items for stuffing Christmas stockings of woodworker. | |
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| SHOW and TELL PROJECTS | |
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Monte Richards points out features in his creche. The roof is of cedar fence wood and the slab is mesquit. |
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Giving away the time the photo was taken, this clock is the result of Lon Kelley's gluing together leftover cherry triangles |
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| Richard Storm points out features of his shadow box that he crafted to honor fire firefighters at their graduation. The box is of aromatic cedar. An actual antique fire pull-box is encased within the shadow box. | 
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Using an Arbor Tech mini-carver, Bill White crafted this bowl from a piece of camphor wood. It is a Christmas present to himself. |
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Clark Kellogg points out features of his
teak end table. Clark used slip tenons as opposed to mortise and tenon.
The handles are made of ipe.
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Jeremy Grubbs holds up his table made of padauk. Notice the wonderfully crafted butterfly joints. |
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| Steve LeGrue shows and talks about Christmas ornaments he crafted and then gilded. |  |
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Rich holds up an original circa 1880s bowsaw that will be the model for one that he plans to make. |
