It's been a while since I posted anything here. Thought I'd start it up again since I recently restarted woodworking and specifically woodturning.
Here are a few pictures of my latest project a Toothpick holder which was a welcome gift. It holds a dozen toothpicks (purely coïncidental, I hadn't thought about the number of toothpicks)
I was looking for a way to sign or mark my work without it being to visible. The second condition was that the signature should be repeatable.So I quickly landed on branding or pyrography.
A few years ago I bought a wax stamp and since that's metal I could heat that up and use it to burn a letter R. since I made several pens and it's pretty imposible to burn that R into a pen.
I also wanted to show a piece of the wood the project is made of.
And so I started making labels made from the same wood as the project and burnt with the logo.
Here are the pictures:
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
why make one chess set, when you can make two?
Saturday, August 28, 2010
wooden chess set: complete set
Saturday, August 7, 2010
chessset ... creating a new board.
It's been a while since I posted something and even longer since I worked on the chess set. So with new energy I decided to create new board as well. this one will be one solid piece (unlike the previous one, that you can fold up).
materials are whitewood, hardwood and a lot of glue :)
here are some pictures.
the raw materials:


cut and glued:

all dry the next morning:

sanded down nice smooth:

next steps:
- cutting the board to glue the strips on.
- cutting the edges for the board
- glueing it all together
- finishing touches.
materials are whitewood, hardwood and a lot of glue :)
here are some pictures.
the raw materials:
cut and glued:
all dry the next morning:
sanded down nice smooth:
next steps:
- cutting the board to glue the strips on.
- cutting the edges for the board
- glueing it all together
- finishing touches.
Monday, July 6, 2009
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