These two Chippendale style side chairs go on both ends of a Hallway Table that I made. I will post that table next. Both chairs are made out of American Black Walnut and stain and clear coated. The chippendale style was perfect fit to go with my table. The cabriole legs are hand carved with grapes and leafs, and side scrolls. The backs of the chairs I designed eight scrolls in each chair and a shell to match the table. Thank you for looking, and happy woodworking!
Various turned bottle stoppers. I haven't turned any about 5 years but I'm working through my shelves in the shop looking for projects that were never completed to finish. I need to get some space cleared and build an inventory for the fall craft fairs. I had the blanks drilled and a metal insert glued in with epoxy. It makes it alot easier to attach on my threaded chuck and I don't need to worry about stripping the threads.The mushroom looking one is cut off scraps of what I think is marblewood, walnut, and spalted tamarind that needed some large worm tracks filled with black CA glue.The designs are random and what I feel like practicing and feels good in my hand.
Here is the finished pictures of a hallway table. They're are two side chairs, one chair sets on both sides fo the table. The penthouse that they go to is in New York City on the 72 floor. Thats why the table comes apart in the center its a loose joint, to fit on the elevator. It's been a long journey, one and half years part time from designing to completion. Thank you for looking. And Happy Woodworking
These two Chippendale style side chairs go on both ends of a Hallway Table that I made. I will post that table next.
Various turned bottle stoppers. I haven't turned any about 5 years but I'm working through my shelves in the shop looking for projects that were never completed to finish. I need to get some space cleared and build an inventory for the fall craft fairs. I had the blanks drilled and a metal insert glued in with epoxy. It makes it alot easier to attach on my threaded chuck and I don't need to worry about stripping the threads.The mushroom looking one is cut off scraps of what I think is marblewood, walnut, and spalted tamarind that needed some large worm tracks filled with black CA glue.The designs are random and what I feel like practicing and feels good in my hand. 
Here is the finished pictures of a hallway table. They're are two side chairs, one chair sets on both sides fo the table. The penthouse that they go to is in New York City on the 72 floor. Thats why the table comes apart in the center its a loose joint, to fit on the elevator. It's been a long journey, one and half years part time from designing to completion. Thank you for looking. And Happy Woodworking
