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| I love scroll sawing! This I completed in the winter of 2016 in my Lakewood, Ohio basement workshop. It is a miniture Grandmother's clock. Plans were taken from a woodworking magazine I inherited from my Father(deceased 2005). I used cherry and tiger maple. |
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| I needed a shelf on which to display my miniature Grandmother's Clock. Since the clock is pretty ornate, I wanted something simple. After searching through a couple of pattern books, I chose this shelf. |
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| This shelf is a little fancier! |
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| I decided that I did not need this china cabinet any longer. However, several pieces of this cabinet I used to create some things that I did need. What follows are some of those creations. |
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| My benchtop tool caddy at Red Wing. |
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| This handle was fashioned out of two of the drawer faces glued together, cut to general shape and then, with an orbital sander, rounded to accept a hand's grip. |
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| The wine rack became first a notebook holder and then a tool holder for my metal lathe. |
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| Here is an flute/clarinet rack for the benchtop. |
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| The cupboard doors became the Easter Story. Here is The Crucifixion |
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| Here is Death, Resurrection and Ascension |
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| I do love model railroading! Until I settle in a place where I can have a permanent layout, I decided to put that hobby aside for woodworking. I'm creating things I can use and display in my living space. Things that can be packed up and moved more easily than a train layout. This clock and the following two were created using plywood from my former train layout. The clock faces were my Dad's. I think I made the clocks he had planned to complete. |
