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walnut_20.JPGwalnut table83 viewsI built this table from half a walnut log, using solely hand tools. Froe, hatchet, drawknife, planes, gages, and chisels.dlarue
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Blodger.JPGHigh-Style Blodger95 viewsironwood (hop hornbeam) mauldlarue
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stirrer.jpgshellac stirrer143 viewsThis is is a magnetic stirrer I built from an old floppy disk drive. That's just water in the jar for the picture, so you can see the vortex. dlarue
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twokilo.jpgTwo Kilos77 views"The FroeHammer "
Made from 5 pewter beer mugs, some scrap pipe and rebar. Move over Scott, let me hit that thing!dlarue
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candlestick.JPGcandlestick92 viewsDave Fleming made this on his pole lathe in only a few minutes using a screw chuck. dlarue
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screwchuck.JPGscrew chuck129 viewsDave Fleming is making a candlestick using a screw chuck on his pole lathe. The right hand centre is mounted using a stub he fits into the brass candle holder insert. The wood is Yew.dlarue
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spatula.JPGspatula105 viewsHere's another of Dave Fleming's quick projects that he uses to entertain the Masses and pay for his booth at shows. It's a spatula made from cherry. Once the handle is completed, he takes it to she shaving horse and thins down the blade. It took him like 6 minutes to make this. Mine took half an hour, and looks like a laundry paddle :^(dlarue
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polelathes.JPGPole Lathes & Shaving Horses124 viewsHere's some of the setup at the gathering. Lots of lathes and lots of fun!dlarue
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100_0541.JPGwalnut bowl107 viewsHere I am making a hash of a bowl blank on my pole lathe.dlarue
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100_0816.JPGlots of little saws55 viewsPeter Evans said "I usually have a few coping, jewellers, fret saws set up and just keep on going through them until I have to replace blades."
My sentiments exactly!dlarue
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100_0848.JPGbutternut box62 viewsdlarue
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100_0849.JPGopen butternut box68 viewsdlarue
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