Recent Guild Member Projects…
Prototype Kumiko panel by Art Sanders, approximately 12×18 in size, using a hashtag pattern. Made from basswood.
Big Green Egg cart by Cece Kimble made from a resawed cedar beam and fumed white oak. Finished with GF Outdoor Oil and spar varnish.
Coffee table by David Hohman. The top is ambrosia maple and the legs curly maple.
Jake Herbst made this cigar stand from chakte viga and white ash inlay. Finish is poly with BLO (boiled linseed oil).
Sofa table by Jake Herbst made with white ash. Osmo hard wax oil finish.
Ken Beckham made this cherry cradle from plans. Finish is wipe-on poly.
Brent Richardson made lots of toys!
Clarence Morris’s beautiful pens
Doug Pisik’s glass blowing mold
Gary Fader’s latest toy build
Mike Schwarz’s cutting boards
Nell Rodgers made this frog bench for a happy child!
Tom Melcher’s mahogany napkin holder
Tim Farr made this from 40 year old rough cut Western Pennsylvania cherry. Walnut inlay with Seal Coat Shellac and paste wax finish.
Ron Kerr made this set of a Adirondack chairs from cedar, screwed and glued. Finish is a transparent natural deck stain.
Larry Faulkner constructed this from Woodsmith plans out of maple and wenge.
Greg Phillips Makers Mob 6 week joinery challenge cherry side tables. Joinery includes split wedge, cross lap, and blind mortise and tenon joints. Finish is Howard’s Feed-N-Wax.
Doug Pisik’s High Series Mini-Boxes created as gift priced items for the High Museum of Art.
Beau Brooks’s table made with white ash for the top and yellow pine for the base. Finished with Arm-R-Seal and black milk paint.
Tom Wilson’s reclaimed heart pine table.
Nuane Neely budded cross. 27″ tall by 19″ wide made from holly. Support pole is bloodwood or red heart. Clear poly spray to keep the holly white.
Mike Clark made this intarsia crucifix from basswood, american walnut, aspen, peruvian walnut, and western cedar.
Gary Fader’s parquetry puzzle.
David Hohman’s box from wood scraps. Butterfly covers a defect.
Bob McCormick, Book Nook from red oak. Shelves are plywood with solid wood edge banding.
Jim Milam’s tea caddy.
John Jones’s Greene and Greene dining table.
Joshua Smith’s cutting boards.
Tom Melcher’s modern mahogany plant stand with ebony plugs
Tim Farr’s roubo workbench
Ken Brown’s dining table
Art Sanders’s white oak side table
Gary Fjeld’s walnut and maple box
Next Meeting November 11th:
Working with Epoxy
Guild Meetings
The Guild is meeting monthly on Zoom and members will receive a login prior to each meeting. All meetings are being recorded with recent meetings recapped below.
Guests are welcome to attend. Click here to email the Membership Director for the next scheduled meeting, typically the second Thursday of each month at 7pm.
