Patiently waiting for da class
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Very cool!!
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Had fun last night practicing some light painting at an event. 
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While these actual cfrp parts were made at home, some of the tooling for trim jigs and gauges were made at the makerspace this weekend.
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those are nice.
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Hand thrown marbled dog dish, created and photographed at the Dallas Makerspace. Thank you to Johnny Blujacket for the set up.
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Cone 6 slip cast, Amaco celadon glazes!
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My 4th dragon egg is complete. Still having some challenges with chipping, I think I am trying to lathe too quickly. I am officially addicted.
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Looking good sir! It really is addicting.
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Ornament- pecan root
It didn’t involve rocket science, but it required a lot of time and patience. Made cuts with chainsaw, flattened with router, cleaned with a chisel and air compressor, and then sanded it and sealed it.
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Oh my goodness, that is beautiful! Thanks for posting it.
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First wood project since joining. I’m working on a book box to use as a dice tray/carrier. This version’s a small prototype. Learned a lot for the next go!
Box is made out of poplar with rabbit joint made using the dado stack on the stop saw.
Attribution: Charlie Long (@charlielong.illustration on IG)
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Thank you!
The stone was cut and polished in lapidary, the copper was done in jewelry. It will be a bolo tie as soon as I can find copper tips that I like.
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Made this Camping Cup Holder during @HankCowdog‘s Blacksmithing Open Forge class today. I thoroughly enjoyed the process of tapering the ends, curling one end to make a cute little curl, using a jig to create the opening for the cup, and used a vice to help bend the corners. Mike is an excellent teacher
and helped troubleshoot when things went awry. Thanks Mike!!!
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