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[Alfredo Rodriguez Garcia]

Roy
beatiful piece of wood
congratulations

[Steve Clardy]

I've noticed several threads lately where Kyle has raised the issue of "real" names. We have Tyler Howell as the picture "police." Has Kyle now become the "name police." Just curious.

And Lee, you are absolutely right: no one would ever name their own company after themselves, would they?

Nancy (129 days)

(By the way, D&N stands for David and Nancy - we own our company--named after ourselves. Did we commit a faux pas???)

Hmmm. Steve's Woodworking. Did I also booboo

[glenn bradley]

Greg, not a bad idea as I had almost forgotten what this thread was started for. (And I thought EBay was the place to snipe.)

Here's my latest, a campaign chest, just out of the shop and waiting for a piece of glass to serve as an end table.

Roy

Meanwhile. . . back on topic. Really nice chest Roy. Great color. What are the approximate dimensions? I'd enjoy hearing about the finish as well.

[Steve Clardy]

Ok. Past job from a few years ago.
120' of staircase railing in a 10,000 square foot lake home.

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[Bill Wyko]

Here ya go. Just finished it. 1495 pieces. (in the turners forum I forgot to count the bottom) Please enjoy

[Allen Bookout]

This may turn out to be the thread of the year. Great stuff!!!!

[Keith Outten]

I was going to go through some of my pictures to find a favorite project. By the time I retured the bar has gotten too high for me to enter this thread.

Geez you folks do some nice work......

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[Tom Cowie]

I was going to go through some of my pictures to find a favorite project. By the time I retured the bar has gotten too high for me to enter this thread.

Geez you folks do some nice work......

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Keith I have to agree!

I wanted to post something but Steve and Bill just stole the show.

Great work guy's . You inspire me as always!

Tom

[William Hutchinson]

A friend asked if I would make an enclosure for a dried flower from his brothers casket wreath. The project was made with coopered koa, maple burl, pine and mahogany woods. The inner frame is lighted with two leds, a yellow top light highlighting the surface and a lower red light illuminating the flower. In low ambient light, the rose appears to float. While the woodworking was basic, what made this project special was the emotion from which it was received.

[Michael King]

In keeping with the (perceived) spirit of the thread...
Recently finished

Cherry and curly cherry.
Mike

[Lee DeRaud]

I was going to go through some of my pictures to find a favorite project.

That's a problem: there are "favorites", "most impressive", "most complicated", "biggest challenges"...
which list are you supposed to pick the "best" one from?

This one is probably my favorite, but it's not all that high on the other lists.

[Roy Hatch]

Michael, The chest is in Woodsmith Vol 29 No 169. It's approx 24" X 24" and 16" deep. I modified a few minor things and finished with shellac.

Alfredo, It's been a while.

Roy

[Grant Davis]

A friend asked if I would make an enclosure for a dried flower from his brothers casket wreath. The project was made with coopered koa, maple burl, pine and mahogany woods. The inner frame is lighted with two leds, a yellow top light highlighting the surface and a lower red light illuminating the flower. In low ambient light, the rose appears to float. While the woodworking was basic, what made this project special was the emotion from which it was received.

William,
That is just beautiful. I can see why there was an emotional response when it was received.

[Mark Ball]

Here is a dresser I made for my son. I am a beginner, and there was a lot of "firsts" in this project. Plans came from Wood Mag.

[Bob Moyer]

FWIW Appears his real name is Ralph Disley;