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Texas Bowl

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I made this Texas shaped bowl, it is about 15×15 and 2 1/4 inches deep using a router and a bowl bit.
Made with Maple and mahogany finished with mineral oil

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Cherry Hanging Wall Cabinet

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This hanging wall cabinet is based on the cabinet in Mike Pekovich's book The How and Why of Woodworking.I also followed along with Mike Pekovich's video series on Fine Woodworking's website.The cabinet was made for my daughter to hold her collection of David's Teas. It will hold 12 cans of tea. Additionally, the drawer at the bottom, with a removable walnut tray holds, tea bag packets.The cabinet is about 23” tall x 14” wide x 5” deep. It will hang on the wall with a French cleat which is attached to the back.The basswood Kumiko insert in the door is a bordered AsaNoHa pattern.I still need to add door and drawer pulls and will do that once the “stay at home” requirements are lifted and I can get out to the hardware storeThe cabinet is finished inside and out with shellac..

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Sound Bar Stand

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Simple stand built for my sound bar. I made it to elevate the sound bar so it isn't blocked by the rest of the stuff i build and proudly put on display on our entertainment center. The thing about this is that i made all 3 pieces from the same log a friend of mine picked up while out hiking.

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Spoons

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Used black walnut, cherry and box elder.

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