gumball machine

[autobodyman]

Didn't use the carvewright for this so if ya'll want to pull the post I understand.
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Made from curly maple and cherry.

Here is a short video of it in use:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=152044291622258&l=623615783500157629
I'm new to video stuff so if it doesn't work I'm sorry.

What do you think?
Thanks ~Mike

[bergerud]

Very cool, but, next time use the CW!

[lawrence]

Another amazing piece- very nice craftsmanship and I love your wood choices (is that quilted maple and cherry?)

Lawrence

[lostparts]

My wife is over my shoulder telling me she just has to have one!! Very nice work!

[Smoken D]

Beautiful, great choice of wood!

[SharonB]

Would love to have the pattern if you are sharing. I think I'd try doing most of it with the CW

[jmoriearty]

Fantastic piece Mike. I love the woods. Awesome design all the way around. Looks like you have quite the shop and a full spectrum of skills, from lath to cabinetry. I'm impressed!

[Old Salt]

Love it a must build!

[easybuilt]

That is so cool Mike! Thanks for sharing your awesome craftsmanship.

[rcdages]

Love the gumball machine.

Very well done Sir.

Like the mix of the two different woods.

[autobodyman]

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the kind words.


Would love to have the pattern if you are sharing. I think I'd try doing most of it with the CW

I didn't really have much of a pattern, kind of just rough drew it up and a few patterns I made up in coreldraw. A few changes from the drawing, used 1/8" tempered glass, so side boards wound up 2-7/8" (¾" back board between side boards 1/8" glass leaving 2" inside for drop boards). If I built this again I would double the number of inside drop boards and reduce the angle to 5° instead of the 17° I used.
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Hope that helps.
Thanks ~Mike