A good friend of mine has a little country store by the name of The Country Mouse she had this cart that needed refurbished in a bad way, the old wheels were just screwed to the side of the cart and would not roll so I decided it needed some help. I reinforced the frame and left the old body intact, I made these wheels and put them on a axle so they would roll, Installed a new floor, and gave it a new paint job, and made her a sign for it. I didn’t get a before picture I wished I had though the difference is unreal. She was so excided to get the new cart and just loved it. Thanks for looking.

I hade an old furnace motor a friend had give me a few years ago, and had seen where one of the lumberjocks by the name of paul who made one and had a youtube of the build. This is my attempt at one. Turned out good, and works good I still need to put a smooth top on it such as melamine or some slick surface. A lot cheaper than a sandflee v drum sander.

I saw some pictures of the real wagons online, and decided to build one on a smaller scale. This was built in mind to put flowers on to display on a patio, porch, or sun room setting. I don’t thank it would hold up for kids to play with thus the no riders sign on the front. Although with a little more beefing up I’m sure it could be made for kids to play with. I made this wagon from scraps I had laying around the shop it was a fun project, and considering there were no plans it turned out like I wanted.

Saw this here on lumberjocks Randall Sly had turned one from a bowling pin and since I had a couple of old pins laying around thought I would give it a try. Not as good as Randall’s turning but it will do. I did not know that bowling pins were made from hard maple wood. It was simple to turn because the pin already had the basic shape the plastic cover on the pin must come off before you start turning. Thanks! Randall Sly.

This is my second wheel barrow and my first attempt at trying to make a wood spoke wheel. I must say I don’t know how they made real spoke wagon wheels back in old times this was really a challenge, and it still didn’t turn out like I was hoping for oh! well it will do for a yard decoration. I tried to upload more pictures of it but something about anything over 5 mpb or something, but this one picture uploaded .

I made this wood press for glue ups of rings for segmented bowls. It can be used for any applications to press glue ups until the glue sets up. Saw this on the internet and it works real good. It was my first time runnig threads through wood I was surprized how well the threads worked.

Built this little wood wheel barrow for my wife for Easter. Made the body from cedar , and the wheel is made of a solid piece of cypress. It’s a replica of a 1903 sears wheel barrow. She put Easter lily’s in it for Easter.

Happy Valentine’s Day to my sweet darling wife.
Made this wood flower,and vase instead of rushing out to the store for all that quick flower and candy junk.

Flower materials
pedals – pine
leaves – pine
stem – aspen
flower center back – red oak
flower center front – bubinga
hummbingbird – flamed box elder
vase – black walnut

As you see I don’t know the correct names of all the flower parts,but the flower, and hummingbird is a scrollsaw pattern from Steve Good,and the vase is my own turning project.

Turned this just for the fun of it, Cedar scrap off the scrap pile

I built this fretless cigar box guitar to be used with a bottle neck slide. The picture of the old mountain man is hand routed, and has black walnut dots in the guitar neck. The bridge is black walnut with a peizo pickup underneath. The f sound holes are hand cut I used brass screws on the side of the neck for fret location it has a good blues sound to it. I also hand cut the bottle neck slide from an old wine bottle.

I needed a place to keep my lathe chisels handy, My buddy Dewayne posted one like this so I copied his
works great. Thanks! Dewayne

Made this fun sign just for the heck of it, everyting is hand routed and I have it hanging in my shop.

This is my first try at turning a natural edge bowl. The bowl would have been deeper, and look more like a bowl
had I not been scared it would blow out. I hit a large worm hole with the worm still in it so I decided I better quit turning.

My very first bowl as you can tell turned from box elder.

Made this for my wife it’s a lamp house has a fake fire place inside, and chimney with a light that shines up through the chimney. Black walnut shutters, and humming bird over the door.
The table it sits on is made from red oak and is a Steve Good pattern. The house is copied from a picture my sister sent me she wanted me to build her one and there’s a picture of hers in my projects.

Made these mason jar gumball machines for the great grandkids another Steve Good pattern. lots of fun you can also put peanut m&m’s, or skittles in them makes great gifts.

Made this watch from plans I found on the Internet. It has a black walnut band with red oak buckle and bezel
clock insert is 2 inches. You can set it up on your desk or hang it on a wall.

This is a Steve Good pattern fun little project. It’s about 13 inches long.

Built this guitar out of a wine box

Made this little C.B.G. stand for our music director so he would have a place to put his c.b.g. he plays at church and also has a blue grass band and need it for the stage.