Maple jars

Stuffed like a Turkey! -

Those Maple bowls were very nice indeed!

Mart> Just uploaded some photos in alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking for those

Great looking piece , I just love that maple. A friend tossed an old table my way. It was 5/4 maple 4' x 6' it will make allot of segments for this winters light house project I'll be starting saturday.

Jerry

Be interesting to see the lighthouse when you're done. I've done a couple - the first one can be seen here:

On Thu, 25 Nov 2010 14:17:04 -0600, Kevin Miller wrote (in message ):

I really like the mountain ash piece and the zebrawood(?) pieces. They are all very good, but I do have some favorites in this series of pics/

tom koehler

Wow !!! I never thought of putting a light in it. The globe is a great idea ,and I have an old gum ball light that the red dome got dropped and broken I can use the guts from that and use a 12 volt wall pack on it to make it rotate. It witt look like the one on my web page.

Jerry

That's a 'Sweet' looking light house !!! Thanks fo posting it !! It's poeple like you that make this hobby great.

Jerry

I used a candelabra fixture. It's rated for 75 watts, but I only use a

Thanks, although pretty much all my work is inspired by others much more talented than I. But that's one thing I really like about woodworking - the willingness of people to share. That's what makes it fun...

...Kevin

Is the stripe on that one dyed or individual pieces of contrasting wood? Either way, that looks great!

I think they are indivesual peices. The guy that made those pieces is a pro compared to me. He ownes a tree cutting service here in Ohio. Talk about a never ending supply of wood!!!

Hey Keven!!! After all this time I just now noticed your wood working site. You sure have some nice turnings on your page.

Jerry

Thanks. It's sadly outdated - haven't put anything new up in ages. Been wanting to redo the site, but just haven't gotten around to it. More fun to make things in the shop!

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