Couple of before and after woodworking projects

[ronwoodcraft]

Ok Ed and Don,

Heres a couple of my latest woodworking projects.

The raw Western Juniper limbs and what I made out of them. (I got the granite idea from Nick)

 

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[KevGA]

Ron,

Those are absolutely gorgeous pieces, excellent, excellent work. Would you take one of my kids in trade?

Bravo!

 

[MEinWV]

You do great work! As a carver, I can really appreciate the amount of labor involved, but it is a labor of love.

I like working with the natural shapes of the wood.

Congrats on your work!

 

[fossis]

That piece is one fantastic 'work of art'.
I have a friend who makes cedar pieces, & I am always
on the lookout for 'natural' curved pieces.

Fossis............

 

[River Rat]

OMG That is stunning. I love the beauty of wood. You're not going to see any of my pieces now, your's are just fantastic. I'm green with envy.

RR

 

[EDDE]

DUDE I GOT WOOD
THAT IS THE FLUFFY LIGHTLY TOASTED STUFF ON MY LEMON PIE!!!!!!!!!
VEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERY NICE WORK

 

[Cynangyl]

those are incredible! Such craftmanship and amazing natural beauty coming together.....WOW!

 

[EDDE]

id buy one

 

[CarolinaDigs]

Gracious this is gorgeous You are a true sculpture with incredible talent

 

[Cubfan64]

Do you make walking sticks as well, and if so would you be willing to sell one?

You do beautifully artistic work!!

 

[VanGone]

Thanks for posting that wonderful work of art Ron.I'm always amazed seeing how you can take that insignificant piece of wood and be able to create such a beautiful work of art.
Ed

 

[jddave79]

Truly awesome work.... -JD in WV

 

[snake35]

Truly a work of art!

 

[ronwoodcraft]

Do you make walking sticks as well, and if so would you be willing to sell one?

You do beautifully artistic work!!

Thanks for your comments Cuban,

I have made a few walking sticks but don't make them anymore. I see that Fossis and Riverrat make some nice ones though.

Ron

 

[ronwoodcraft]

Many Thanks to ALL for your kind words.

 

[Don in SJ]

TOP NOTCH WORK!!!!

 

[watercolor]

Ron, after seeing the "before" pics, who would of thought they could be transformed into something as wonderful as what you've created with them. You have an exceptional gift. . . beautiful work!

 

[ronwoodcraft]

Great stuff Ron, I go to the web site often to see what you have hid there
Don

Thanks for taking a look Don,

I have not had much time lately to visit the forums. I have been awful busy getting my firewood in. Also with a few other life storms.

Hope to get out and take some fresh pictures soon.

Ron

 

[wesfrye53]

Ron,

That is an absolutely stunning piece of work. And one of a kind!
You truely have a talent for working with wood!

 

[packerbacker]

I don't know if we have any juniper around here but we have a 5500 acre ranch full of manzanita. A lot of it is huge and twisted like your raw piece. If I had your talent I'd try doing it with the manzo. What do you do to keep it from splitting after it ages some? Beautiful work!