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Click to view: Wine bottle guy

I started this project about a year ago and ran out of ideas. I had the lower half done, but the rest didn't work as planned. I sat it down for a year and got a new idea to finish it with. It holds a standard bottle of wine and the head sits tightly on the top.

Click to view: Birds with an optical illusion

The birds are made of Maple and Walnut. The sun/moon is Yellow Hart and is 10" in dia.

 

In the first picture, the birds have both wings up, one dark and one light. The head and tail are turned slightly downward.

In the second picture, I turned the same two birds slightly clockwise. Now they have one dark wing pointing up, one light with pointin up and the the head/tail are pointed slightly up. Can you see it?

Click to view: Little wooden wagon

When I made the "wine guy" I had 4 blank wooden circles waste material. I couldn't toss them, so I made a wagon for my  grandaughter. She loved it

Click to view: Seam rippers

I have many small pieces of exotic wood left from other projects. Karen does a lot of sewing/quilting and uses seam rippers to correct errors. All of her seam rippers have small handles that do not fit her hand well. When she uses them her hand tires. I designed some that work well for her grip and used my scrap pieces too.

Click to view: Large contemporary clock

I designed this clock to go above our fire place. It is 2 feet accross, has Westminster chimes and is constructed of Yellow Hart, Rose Wood, Purple Hart and Bloodwood.

Click to view: Some unusual fun things

I could never find my sun glasses, so I made a place I couldn't forget.

The fence face was made for the neighbor kids and they love it.

Click to view: 1949 MG

My wife always liked the old MGs and I thought I'd try to make a wooden one. I got pictures from the Internet, scaled them up and made one. Each spoke is a stainless steel wire hand glued to the rim. I used South American Cherry, Mahogany, walnut and Maple. I am pleased with how it turned out. This is NOT a toy.

Click to view: Knitting needle vases and flower

I made a couple of small vases out of Yellow Hart and Kingwood for knitting needles. I had some scrap pieces from the cuts I made and made them into the flower you see, It took a lot of time, but came out kind of nice.

Click to view: Some unusual complex tables I've made

My wife likes small tables and I like unusual things made of wood. The pictures show the results that I created with some exotic woods and special glueing tecniques.

Click to view: Wooden candles made form scrap

I glued together a few scraps of exotic wood and turned them down into some very interesting forms, but didn't know what to make with them. My wife suggested that I make candles out of them So here they are.

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