What did you do in your shop today?

Don't have a "shop"... Got a woodturning "STUDIO" ! With a studio I can add a zero onto the price tag. Instead of $20.00, $200.00!! :good2::pieface:
 
Roughed out & drilled out the two most AWESOME FBEB mill blanks I got from @Mike1950 & put them in my kiln since slightly moist.

Finish cut & rubbed in shellac & 2 coats of lacquer on the two AWESOME quilted OGR (old growth Redwood -pictured) mill blanks I got from @Anthony. Made the salt mill a bit different so easier to tell apart. Still need to buff out the mill set.
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Thank you gentlemen for the awesome mill blanks!!!:good2::good2:

Oh yeah... made another lamp shade from Norfolk Island Pine too!!
 
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Not sure if it really counts, but got my work space set up yesterday....starting to feel whole again. Also midly depressing at the same time. Went from a full 20 x 40 shop to this.... but hey its better than nothing right? View attachment 120418

When the wood shavings show up...then you will happier....
 
My sister has joined up with my dad and his old reprobates carving. She wants to carve a hat and wanted interesting grain. I broke down a Red Gum Eucalyptus log short loaded with beeswing figure. WHile I was at it I broke down enough more to break down into various sizes. Should be some really nice knife blocks and maybe a number of vase or even rolling pin blanks.

Felt good I have not done much wood related lately. Just formulating evil plans for future projects.
 
Ugly cell phone pictures, but I wasn't walking to the house after the camera... Turned another bird house for a buddy's wife. Had a few pieces of Black Palm in one of my boxes, so I decided to liven this one up a little. After pulling that out, decided it deserved something sexier than the Oak Dowel as well, so I found a little piece of Spalted Red Oak for the living quarters. Turned out really sweet, picture doesn't begin to do it justice.

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Boys love to hunt, so I turned a couple squirrel calls to send them. Spalted Oak on left, Olive on right. Zip ties were iffy, don't really need them, some do/some don't, not sure who's gonna wind up with which one and figured the younger one might lose the bellows so I tied them on.


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