Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

2011 ornaments...so far

Collapse
X
Collapse
 
  • Page of 1
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
Previous template Next
  • #1

    2011 ornaments...so far

    Here are some of the ornaments I plan to take to my group of elderly residents of the assisted living home where I preach so that they can paint them and give them as gifts. I make between 2 and 4 of each one. I have 44 so far and would like to get around 70 or 80 done by the first week of December.
    Comments?

    Bubba
    Attached Files
    "Live as though Christ died yesterday, arose this morning, and is coming back tomorrow."
    Tags: None
  • #2
    Super cuts. I have been busy cutting ornaments too.
    I find I am having a respiratory reaction from the dust or the finish. I use a real good dust mask but still have trouble.
    I'm going to put in a dust filtering system in the shop soon. That, I hope, will fix the issue.
    Pacifism is great, as long as everyone is participating.


    StephenD


    The Southern Arizona Woodturners Association
    Desert Woodcrafters
    Grandpa for the 7 most amazing children.

    Comment

    • #3
      Very nice and great idea for the elderly!
      Dan

      My Gallery

      Comment

      Previous template Next

      Unconfigured Ad Widget

      Collapse

      Latest Topics

      Collapse
      • dgman
        Reply to Wood identification needed
        by dgman
        The first picture is Wenge, pronounced WHEN-ghay or WHEN-Gii. It is a very hard wood. It’s splintery and very hard to cut. When finished, it is almost black. I use it when I need a black wood for Intarsia. I do not know anything about the other wood.
        Today, 10:40 PM
      • vgraf
        Wood identification needed
        by vgraf
        I have a new neighbor who did a lot of woodworking in the past but had to give it up because of allergies. He sold his shop equipment and wood stockpile when he moved here, however he kept a few pieces of fancy wood and showed them to me. The first one (First Photo) he had no idea what it was. It is...
        Today, 09:31 PM
      • Jim McDonald
        Reply to Need advice...
        by Jim McDonald
        Thanks Carole!
        Today, 10:19 AM
      • will8989
        Reply to I decided I needed a challenge
        by will8989
        SLRA does a “spot” check. He’s lucky I’m keeping him around. It was free with a purchase at harbor freight. When people pick up a basket to examine, usually first time customers, they inspect everything for glue ups, drill holes, etc. of course, I don’t think half of them know what they are...
        Today, 09:08 AM
      • Rolf
        Reply to I decided I needed a challenge
        by Rolf
        Interesting, I will nee to try that.
        Today, 08:01 AM
      View All
      Working...
      X