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algale wrote:Nice, Dave! And of all the wedding gifts they get, I'll bet none get's used more than this one!

Right on.
If they get a K cup coffee maker, tell them to REGIFT IT!!!!!!

gator and dave, very nice projects! Love them both ....

Skizzity wrote:For my Pastor on Sunday. We're having a Pastor appreciation day. First "real" scroll saw project. I could nit pick it to death. LOL I think it came out OK though.

Just saw this and it's wonderful, and this is coming from A guy that has done his fair share of scrolling. Well done. However I know how you feel about "ok", as only the craftsman sees the pattern vs the cuts. We are bias.

Some click pens for Christmas Presents. Chrome Compsons from PSI.
turned between centers.
Bottom 2 are stabilized buckeye burl
Top is redwood lace burl

This is how I do my pen turning on my SS
http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/begin ... 5-s20.html

terrydowning wrote:Some click pens for Christmas Presents.
clickPens1sm.jpg
clickPens2sm.jpg
Chrome Compsons from PSI.
turned between centers.
Bottom 2 are stabilized buckeye burl
Top is redwood lace burl

This is how I do my pen turning on my SS
http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/begin ... 5-s20.html

Nice!!!

Call me a traitor, but I like the redwood burl even better than the buckeye burl. The fine-grain pattern really pops on your pen.

Those are amazing. I marvel at some of you guys and gals projects. Just beautiful.

Nothing major here. It is craft time and I am practicing with picture uploads. A new found knowledge. First picture should be the folding earring display rack. Actually completed in October hence this posting. Maybe the finishing was November. The second picture is the overall display from a couple of years ago. Rustic to the nth degree and hung together with enough sheet-rock screws it's not going anywhere. If I was doing it today would probably tone it down some and plane it more too. Even though cedar construction heavier lift than needed. Happy Holidays, Jeff

French cleats?

I have been trying to post photos but everytime I post one it gets flipped 90 or 180 deg. I think that I have tried every thing I can think of but in the transition from my tablet to the desktop and to the post it gets flipped. So here I go again And it still gets flipped
Bill V
The five to the right are Cocobolo the next to the left is Bocote and then purple heart and a laminateAll are finished with CA glue.