Show off stuff you've made (not only with CW)

[CasinoDuck]

And then then sometimes you've just got to go a little crazy. Hand carved ornamentation that I don't think I could really create again today even with the CW as the depths exceed our 1" limit. We needed a front hall coat closet so . . .



Hope these are worthy additions Gang.

WOW!!!!!!!!! Amazing,,,, just amazing...

[Capt Bruce]

Thank you CasinoDuck,

That was a few years ago when I was less timid about taking on big new projects. It's still serving us well but I put it together too well so I cannot take apart the component parts to scan them through the CW. Oh well. Thanks again.

[RogerB]

Made with Maple

RogerB

[dance0001]

My first leaf carving

[gumbo]

Newest cabinet I just finished, all red oak. With projects like this I don't have much time for carving

[Dan-Woodman]

How about a "Push Car" for the kids or grand kids. Door outline and outline of body was cut on CW, then body was cutout with scrollsaw.
later Daniel

[jmoriearty]

I guess I am like everyone else, I do a lot of different stuff. I sell quite a bit of wood turnings and hand carvings along with some fretwork, small furniture, and cutting boards. From left to right are a hard maple bowl from a very nicely figured piece of hard maple. A falcon carving I did for the Air-force, a spalted hackberry pen, a miniature cutting butcher block, a fretwork portrait of a friend that passed away a couple of years ago, a turned box shaped like an acorn, and a segmented goblet. Honestly I have thousands of pictures, but didn't really want to bore anyone to tears.

[badbert]

Wow! R U Serious? Keep it up! Man those are some nice projects! Your finishes are beautiful! Please post more and bigger!

[pkunk]

I decided to try a hand carving. This is a relief from a piece of pine 2x12.

[pkunk]

Here's another from a 4ft piece of 2x12. My wife really likes Macaws!