Miscellaneous

Here are some fun projects that didn't make the other pages.

He is risen!

Oak towel rack - This is in a bathroom with limited space for a traditional towel rack. It features flip down slats that are held in their closed position with magnets.

These large rulers are a terrific addition to your child's room to keep up with their growth!

Dresser valets are a great place to keep loose change, keys, nail polish, wallet, etc.

We had an old ice chest that needed a new lease on life. I built this surround for it. I do not take orders for these but wanted to show off what can be done with no plans and a little thought.

Coasters make great gifts and housewarming items. I typically get orders for slate, cork, and wood and can laser engrave any wording or graphic for you.

Cremation remains boxes - These are special pieces for families.

My wife and I were invited to an event where I needed a bowtie. I decided to make one from walnut and birch. The QR code on the knot takes you to this site!

Here's a paper plate and solo cup caddy that says it like it is. There's even a hole for a marker to label your cup.

If you like to entertain, you need a cup caddy!

Herb stripper

Magnetic bottle opener sticks to the grill or fridge.

The Scrape 'n' Strip combines the herb stripper and a bowl and board scraper with a beveled straight and curved edge.

The Cowboy Flipper is a versatile kitchen helper. It is great for flipping items, scraping pans for sauces and reductions, and breaking up ground meats when browning. It is easy on you non-stick and cast iron cookware. They can be plain or laser engraved.

The three layered nativity can be made to sit on a shelf or hung as an ornament.

Fire In The Hole cocktail smoker - Add a smokey flavor to your favorite drink.

Video showing use of the cocktail smoker

Band saw boxes are what started this woodworking journey. The two animals were the first ones ever and the mahogany "Butterfly Wing" box won 1st prize at the State Fair of Texas in 2003

I made these toy cars for my boys when they were small.

This Nativity picture puzzle that I designed has always been a top seller and was published in Scrollsaw Woodworking and Crafts magazine. Each character is a small puzzle.