I made this bracelet for my lovely wife, based on the TORQUE+ collection by Frank Gehry for Tiffany & Co.
I found a small and interesting turning blank at my local Woodcraft with the name “Guayacan”, very dense and heavy, very similar to Lignum Vitae. Extraordinary wood to work with, nice color and smell. My wife is HAPPY!

Cocobolo ring I made for my wife. Simple, inspired on bulky jewerly.

First comission. My wife wanted a small coffe table with the same idea of my saw horse, so here are the results. 24”W-45”L-17”H. legs at 5° both ways, 3 1/4” double tenons. I do not have a shop, so I built itim my small apartment with handtools.Tung oil finish.

All comments, especially critiques, are welcomed and appreciated.

I like the simplicity and beauty of rustic – country – primitive furniture (if it can be said that it was created as furniture) from the colonial periods in this and many other countries. To me is remarkable the austerity and ingenuity of this simple but beautiful stools and chairs.
I made this Saw Horse (“Burrito” is the spanish name) out of ash, the legs are wedged on top and I used Pure Tung Oils for the finish.
19.5”H, 9”W and 25”L

I was in need of a Large Mallet for some mortise work I am doing now, so I made this one over the weekend.
The wood is ash, 14” tall, and the head is 3.5”x3.5”x7”. Tung Oil finish.

This Traditional workbench was posted before, I left the forum for some time but I’m back!

Built back in 2006 based on the plans of Frank Klauzs (Fine woodworking Magazine #53, July/August 1985). Has some modifications, the solid top is a bit deeper, I opted for this type of front vise instead the shoulder vise on plans(big mistake! this vise deals with a lot of raking)

The top is in Hard Maple, legs and stretchers in soft maple. The front vise hardware and bench dogs from Lie Nielsen, Tail Vise screw and legs bolts from Lee Valley. Tung oil + wax finish. Pictures about all the construction process can be found at http://www.flickr.com/photos/franciscoluna/sets/72157610132682106/

As memberTrifern say, All comments, especially critiques, are welcomed and appreciated.

I bought this chisel at Ebay recently and I made this Pfeil style walnut handle for it. Everything was by hand, all the sides were shaped with a block plane. Bronze ferrule, leather shock absorber and Tung oil finish.