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Pictured below are several styles of bowls that I make plus a few other projects at the very bottom. Use the sidebar at left to navigate. Thanks for looking!
Before and after pictures (click to enlarge) of black cherry from my backyard finished in walnut oil. The bottom of the bowl is branded with my "ASC" monogram that I designed.
Tiger maple, walnut oil finish
African mahogany, walnut oil finish
Spanish cedar, walnut oil finish
Spalted beech, shellac and wax finish
Black cherry from my backyard, walnut oil finish
Douglas-fir, wax finish
Black cherry mortar and pestle, walnut oil finish
Maple burl from my backyard, water-based polyurethane finish
African mahogany, walnut oil finish
Toothpick holder, spalted maple from my backyard, water-based polyurethane finish
Other Projects
Lebanon cedar bench, hickory legs from my backyard, walnut pegs, polyurethane on the bench, ~6 coats of lacquer on the legs
This desk was my 10th grade high school woodshop project. Quartersawn white oak, polyurethane on base and drawers, tung oil on writing surface
This was my senior high school woodshop project. None of the parts were duplicated; I made each part by hand. The plans originated from a local cabinet shop and replicate an 18th century design. The tilt-top was essential for reflecting heat from the fireplace and also making the table fold up and fit into a small corner. With three legs, this table will never rock. Quartersawn black cherry tilt-top table with claw and ball feet, polyurethane and wax finish.
French walnut "no measure" colonial box with highly-figured rays (aka tiger stripes), shellac and wax finish
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