The Woodshop Shed

Wood brooch with flower

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One more wood brooch for women. I made it of beech wood and inlaid with silver wire, mother of pearl, pearls, coral, serpentine. 1.1×2.5 in.

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Macro Bowl

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Haven't posted for a while been a little to cold out in my shed must be getting old, here is Macrocarpa bowl 150 mm in diameter x 90 mm high.Comments welcome

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Oh My Stars! (Or are they snowflakes?)

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Good Day LJs,Its time to replenish my fall craft show inventory, so I decided to explore the world of snowflakes.I used soft maple and Spanish cedar leftover from a previous project. I built a small sled to cut the 6 parallelogram sticks from the wide stock at 30 degrees, checking the sawblade angle frequently with a digital angle guide (Wixey).For the decorative cuts on each stick, I set the tablesaw blade to various depths and distances away from the fence. I glued the sticks together, alternating the maple and cedar to make a long 6-point blank.In previous builds, I had used the miter saw to cut the flakes from the blank, but was losing a lot of product due to the saw blade's width.I finally figured out how to “safely” use my bandsaw to slice them, using a 1/4” thick plywood base to make a zero-clearance base for the bandsaw blade. This way the flakes slide though on a solid surface and do not get jammed in the gap surrounding the blade as the blank is pushed through using 2×4 push blocks.All told, about 200 snowflakes were born in a long afternoon, but it was well worth the time and effort.

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Trivet

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Made from scrap pieces and some wine corks that I had around

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