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WC 0003 - the latest in my whimsical creatures series. Need to work on a frame…
06/16/2026

WC 0003 - the latest in my whimsical creatures series. Need to work on a frame…

The fresh Deodar Cedar that I picked up on Thursday dictated some of this weekend’s activity.
06/15/2026

The fresh Deodar Cedar that I picked up on Thursday dictated some of this weekend’s activity.

Tree service was cutting down a Deodar Cedar around the corner.Always a fun experience trying to ask for a piece, mostly...
06/11/2026

Tree service was cutting down a Deodar Cedar around the corner.

Always a fun experience trying to ask for a piece, mostly because English is a second language in the tree services around here. But they're always happy to share and don't mind dumping wood into the trunk of my car instead of the chipper!

Bigger piece is 24" at it's widest and ~150lbs. Hoping to get two 8" bowls out of it after cutting away the pith and dividing it. Smaller piece is ~95lbs and hoping to get a 12" bowl out of that one.

WC 0002 - second in a series. As with the the first, it hangs in opposing orientations. I cut the panels so they would p...
05/11/2026

WC 0002 - second in a series. As with the the first, it hangs in opposing orientations. I cut the panels so they would protrude out of the frame, giving it a little more life.

WC 0001 - First in a series I’m working on.  Hangs in opposing orientations for when I feel like a change.
05/05/2026

WC 0001 - First in a series I’m working on. Hangs in opposing orientations for when I feel like a change.

Someday Project 0002 - as in "I'm gonna do something with this someday" - I’m gonna glue this up to make spoons, etc… ye...
04/25/2026

Someday Project 0002 - as in "I'm gonna do something with this someday" - I’m gonna glue this up to make spoons, etc… yeah, right! Donating it to the local HS wood shop! My studio is 75lbs lighter.

02/17/2026

Someday Projects - So like just about every other woodworker I have entirely too many materials, from scraps of wood to magnolia seed pods and pinecones to logs, that "I'm gonna do something with someday". But I really just trip over them, move them from spot to spot, pick them up after they've fallen on the floor for the nth time, or let them sit forgotten in a bags and totes.

No more!

I've decided to select one of these items per month and use it to complete or make significant progress on a project. I'm calling them my "Someday Projects" to mark the accomplishment of conquering the disposophobia!

Someday Project 0001 - as in "I'm gonna do something with this someday" - About a year ago, one of the two large rose bu...
02/17/2026

Someday Project 0001 - as in "I'm gonna do something with this someday" - About a year ago, one of the two large rose bushes in the front yard died. I pulled up the root ball, cleaned it up, put it in a coffee tin, and then I moved the tin around my studio for a year. This past week I added red colored epoxy and threw it on the lathe. Currently drying a rose that I hope to encase in epoxy and turn into a topper.

Finished re-refinishing the top of the kitchen table! The natural color of the Red Oak is so much nicer.
01/26/2026

Finished re-refinishing the top of the kitchen table! The natural color of the Red Oak is so much nicer.

What a great open-house experience! It's wonderful to just get out and talk to other creative people. And I now have at ...
01/25/2026

What a great open-house experience! It's wonderful to just get out and talk to other creative people. And I now have at least 3 new ideas to explore and incorporate into my pursuits.

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