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Serving tray. Tried getting it really thin by slowly drying and delicately cutting. It’s about 1/2” thick. Walnut, hard wax oil

Small side project of 7 white oak display stands, 20” and 14” diameter

Some Cheese Boards made for x-mas gifts 2020.  They were cut from the branches, roots, or leftover parts of a Walnut tree i milled probably 3 years ago.  was fun cutting up the chunks. 

cheese board slabs from Walnut Stumps

Screw Art

Here’s a snake cake for my daughter’s 8th birthday.  

Heres a Bamboo Chicken Coop.  The project was shaped by our quarantine and everything was built with what I had on property.  Was a challenge, and it may fall over in a few years, but it was fun.  The Bamboo was old and structurally questionable.  The roof is made of about 144 records we found on the road.  Dont get angry, they were scratched and unplayable when we found them.  

Nice Cypress cutting board.  Crappy pictures

Progress on the conference table. Hickory heart wood is the heaviest and toughest domestic wood I’ve ever worked with. It’s brutal.

Planing some hickory at the BLUR workshop. It’s a 20” wide board on a 20” wide helical head planer.

This walnut tree was taken down in order to build the houses in th background. It’s hard to tell but there is some amazing figure in the grain. It was about 32” diameter and 9’ long. Milled with the ms880 Stihl Alaskan mill. Can’t wait to build something out of this one.

Still animation

Cabinet faces, laser cut. Experimenting with a weave of Mylar

Laser cut wall hanging. Actually a quarter scale model test of a door