Need Christmas Gift ideas

I used to make those floating wine holders- One of those and a cheap bottle of wine- BLAMO! awesome gift.

I made these salad forks to give as gifts this year. They are easy to make on the bandsaw and scroll saw.

How about segmented ornaments or two-piece ornaments with reflectors inside?

-- Raymond, Charlotte, NC -------- Demonstrate the difference!

I had good luck with the ratcheting candle stand that I used for XMAS gifts a while ago.

-- Wayne - Plymouth MN

I did trivets last year, maybe napkin holders this yr. Maybe table centerpiece/candle holder. I have done boxes, picture frames cutting boards, I think kitchen items are pretty popular.

Hi Kenbry take a look at some of my projects i have really got in to template router projects there easy and fun to do you can get the templates at http://www.eagleamerica.com/prod_detail_list/router_access_-_router_templates and with a with all the different wood you can make some neat looking project that everyone will like good luck.

I have made about 30 boxes over the past two or three months. They are various sizes and different types of wood and are the mitered corner type with the exposed miter keys. This experience has allowed me to set up accurately all of the jigs that I need to make this type of box. I’m in the process of making nine more right now and they make really nice gifts. They also have small lift out trays under the lids. These are lift lid boxes primarily because I can’t afford any decent brass hinges right now and I’m not going to go to the trouble of making a nice box and then use cheap brass plated hinges on it.

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