Here's a compilation of my lathe turning. I'm hoping to try a segment turning next.

Clown Candy Dispenser

This candy dispenser is of my own design and creation. Here are a few pictures of the finished item. You turn the nose to dispense the candy.  The plans for this are available on my Facebook page or on WorkshopAddict.com. This is also the subject of a contest on WorkshopAddict.com sponsored by myself at Underground Woodworking!

Contest for WorkshopAddict.com via Underground Woodworking

WOULD YOU LIKE A NEW MALLET FOR YOUR CARVING OR WOODWORKING?

 I am sponsoring a contest on http://www.workshopaddict.com/ to win one of my lathe turned Oak mallets.(Similar to the one below) Most all of you have seen my Clown Candy Dispenser I recently posted on my facebook page. Well, all you have to do is build one yourself, take a picture of it, join workshopaddict.com and post the picture under the contest link on WorkshopAddict.com. The plans for the Clown Candy Dispenser can be found on my Facebook page and/or on WorkshopAddict.com. The children of one of the page admins will judge the entries and choose the winner. It's FREE to join so take a chance and maybe you'll win a new mallet for your shop. 

(Restricted to the lower 48 states only, Sorry! Only one winner will be chosen!) Contest starts May 15, 2013 & ends July 1st, 2013

A Concord Carpenter is having another giveaway! You can enter here.

Milwaukee M12 FUEL 2Speed Driver Giveaway

A Concord Carpenter giveaway

 Bought a new set of Chisels the other day and decided to make myself a holder to mount on the peg board.

 Added a bottom cleat to protect the chisel edges.

This holder hangs on my peg board via 2 hooks. Feet can be added later to make the holder mobile.

My Friend Cool Tool Shed is having his 1st give-away! Check it out. The link to his site is on the right side of this post. 

COOL TOOL SHED’s Giveaway #1

Cool Tool Shed is proud to announce our 1st tool giveaway!

Sponsored by

Micro Jig has graciously donated a GRR-Ripper 200 to giveaway in conjunction with

Mustang Clock Build

 My Step Son is a big Ford Mustang buff and asked me to make him a Mustang Clock. This is what I came up with, with the assistance of my friend The Box Store Craftsman. I purchased an emblem on Ebay that was in good condition. All I had to do was repaint the red, white and blue stripes.  I need to give it a little sanding and a couple more coats of lacquer and it will be done.

You can check out The Box Store Craftsman's web site for cool plans and idea's by clicking the link on the right side of this page.