berth
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Pretty much speechless here.
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What have you made lately?
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GAJ
Well-known member
Amazing isn't the half of it.
Pure art.
Pure art.
Rtmac
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ctwo
Merely Rhetorical
Wheel-Lifter-Oner device. Made from a bed slat and a gate handle. No instructions needed.
How did I not know about this technology 40 years ago? For any of you guys and gals that wrench in your driveway, like me... this is a real BACK-SAVER!!
That's way more elegant than the way I'd do it.
ctwo
Merely Rhetorical
Abacinator
Unholy Blasphemies
Rad!
900ss
Well-known member
Very nice, what did you use to program the CNC?
ctwo
Merely Rhetorical
F-Engrave for v-carve and engraving, or usually just Excel and Notepad if I'm making parts. I always have to fix something with the code anyway. The v-carve setting makes those extra notches you see so I don't use that much.
FLH03RIDER
Recedite, plebes! Gero rem imperialem!
Always impressed with all the wonderfully created things that have been displayed in this thread! 
With all the awesome craftmanship in the items presented I think of my stuff as being in the opposite direction I call "rustic design".
Here's a few pieces, some started several months ago, but all for Christmas gifts for family and friends.
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Pallet wine rack, to be wall mounted.
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Silver birch napkin rings, some had yet to have the cut section sealed with polycrylic.
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Wood bowl, from a 2' log section found along the road over by Sunol. I used a splitting maul and wedges to split the log and draw knife on edges.
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Olive wood ~14"x6" from a tree that had been cut down but this section has been left behind.
End cuts were from from the original chainsaw cuts, but with a lot of sanding.to get smooth.
With all the awesome craftmanship in the items presented I think of my stuff as being in the opposite direction I call "rustic design".
Here's a few pieces, some started several months ago, but all for Christmas gifts for family and friends.
.
Pallet wine rack, to be wall mounted.
.
Silver birch napkin rings, some had yet to have the cut section sealed with polycrylic.
.
Wood bowl, from a 2' log section found along the road over by Sunol. I used a splitting maul and wedges to split the log and draw knife on edges.
.
.
Olive wood ~14"x6" from a tree that had been cut down but this section has been left behind.
End cuts were from from the original chainsaw cuts, but with a lot of sanding.to get smooth.
FLH03RIDER
Recedite, plebes! Gero rem imperialem!
Large bowl.
Scrub oak log section ~25"x14", split in half then bark removed.
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I found that cutting strips and snapping chunks out made wood removal easier the using just a gouge.
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Scrub oak log section ~25"x14", split in half then bark removed.
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I found that cutting strips and snapping chunks out made wood removal easier the using just a gouge.
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FLH03RIDER
Recedite, plebes! Gero rem imperialem!
Key / watch tree bark tray, sourced from a Japanese Zelkova tree in the yard. Support rails are from scrap redwood.
No finish was applied to the outside of the tray. This is prototype #1.
No finish was applied to the outside of the tray. This is prototype #1.
tzrider
Write Only User
Very cool pieces!
berth
Well-known member
Those napkin rings are fabulous. The bowls and that tray are very nice as well.
FLH03RIDER
Recedite, plebes! Gero rem imperialem!
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Very cool. Objet d'art? Or some other purpose intended, like a "spacer" for a mirror stock, or... ?
Sharxfan
Well-known member
Very nice work there I am impressed.
Mike95060
Work In Progress
I like really like it too.
