Here’s a candle holder I made with the help of someone named Jeff on Sunday. I don’t know his last name.
Thank you to @Kriskat30 for showing me how to use a sled to avoid losing an arm to the bandsaw. Good catch!
Here’s a candle holder I made with the help of someone named Jeff on Sunday. I don’t know his last name.
Thank you to @Kriskat30 for showing me how to use a sled to avoid losing an arm to the bandsaw. Good catch!
This looks ambitious - and impressive!
Made a few pens as gifts for the production staff of the most recent musical I worked on.
L to R: cocobolo (Rollester kit), honey locust (Rollester kit), osage orange* (Rollester kit), honey locust (Slimline pencil kit), cocobolo (Slimline pencil kit), bodark* (Sketch pencil kit).
*it’s part of a joke; those two are going to the same person, and he’s a wood aficionado. And has a weird sense of humor like me.
I want to wire wrap one of my pendants like this! Beautiful!
Cindy
Loved your choice of fabrics, Becca!
Cindy
you are on a roll making stuff, I featured you on our facebook!
I need to make one of these for my daughter. This is awesome!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Sliding bolt latches. These will secure two cabinet doors to a center post (on a not-yet-made cabinet).
Fully functional (of course).
Sherline mill, lathe, plus handmade soldering iron tip turned from a hunk of large gauge solid copper wire.
(EDIT: Plus layers of bifocals, magnifying glasses, etc. )
(EDIT 2: How could I forget this?? Made with Walter Anderson brass! )
As always, remarkable and beautiful work!
I made 48 feet of shade-curtains to screen the western side of my barn from the summer sun. Shade tarps from HF, split and edges sewn with flat webbing. Fender washers for bottom weight and EMT conduit as a curtain rod across the top.
DIY version worked out to about 1/3 the cost of commercial barn curtains.
Thank you to Linda Dallas and her helpers with the Helm Weave on steroids class tonight.
Clear instruction, innovative demonstration pieces, and lots of hands-on help when needed.