Items for Pheasants Forever Banquet auction

[fwharris]

Made up 2 very quick clocks for this years fund raiser banquet out to standard 14" cabnet doors I picked up at the Habitat store ($2.00 each) and a fast vector carve and hole drill for the shell inserts. Carve time was less than 30 minutes each. I did the back side pocket cut for the clock mechanism with my plunge router.

I believe both went for $50.00 each. Not to bad for an investment of around $12.00.

[Old Salt]

I find this is a very good advertising form for us all.

I had a new one the other day , the fund gave back half of what the item sold for to me , tride to let them keep it all but they said we get more items to sell the way we do it so No take the money.

Good items thank you

[fwharris]

I find this is a very good advertising form for us all.

I had a new one the other day , the fund gave back half of what the item sold for to me , tride to let them keep it all but they said we get more items to sell the way we do it so No take the money.

Good items thank you

Gary,

That is an unusual approach for a fund raising event. Betting it does get more to submit items.

And yes it is also a very good way to get ones name and work out there!

[unitedcases]

Nice Floyd.

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[Bigtyme]

Nice clocks, Floyd. Great use of some well priced cabinet doors and for a great cause....

[easybuilt]

Beautiful clocks Floyd for being quick. Love the cherry stain.

[eelamb]

Nice work Floyd, quick, and effective, sure shows off your skills.

[tierman]

Great job, great idea, great donation and way to support Habitat and recycle!!!

[fwharris]

Well it is that time of year again for the annual Pheasant Forever Fund Raiser Banquet. I did up a couple of carvings again. The clock is carved on a cherry cabinet door and the gone hunting was done on alder. It is a make over of John Paluck's gone fishing.

[TerryT]

Excellent, as usual Floyd!