Woodworking

ronwoodcraft · Feb 4, 2018

Was going to try to share an album on photobucket, but they have gotten greedy and want more money to be able to share. I had a website, but closed it out after my wife passed on.

Anyway, this is a small fraction of what I used to do for a living. About everyday for about 9 years when I wasn't out looking for unique pieces of wood, I was in my shop making things out of them.

lookingharder · Feb 4, 2018

Those are AMAZING.

ronwoodcraft · Feb 4, 2018

Some more.

Ogre1190 · Feb 4, 2018

VERY impressive...and unique!! 😁

Chadeaux · Feb 4, 2018

Very impressive indeed! Nice work!

kcm · Feb 4, 2018

Wood porn!! :tongue3:

Would have been great to have access to that kind of wood back when I was getting splinters, but ended up making more normal things. Still have a little bit of the walnut, bird's eye maple and a couple others, but nothing like I used to have.

Beautiful work Ron. ...Have you ever posted any of that on here before? If not, then why??!??!??!?? That's truly impressive! :notworthy:

old digger · Feb 4, 2018

Those are awesome Ron!
I have two pallets out back of driftwood, but haven't done anything yet with them. I usually sell them to the local taxidermists. If your in the area I will give you a good deal on some of them.

WannaDig3687 · Feb 4, 2018

Such talent! Awesome!

ronwoodcraft · Feb 4, 2018

kcm said:
Wood porn!!

Would have been great to have access to that kind of wood back when I was getting splinters, but ended up making more normal things. Still have a little bit of the walnut, bird's eye maple and a couple others, but nothing like I used to have.

Beautiful work Ron. ...Have you ever posted any of that on here before? If not, then why??!??!??!?? That's truly impressive!

Thanks kcm, The wood is Western Juniper and grows in the high desert of central and eastern Oregon...I have posted pics on here before, but I think it's been a few years.

ronwoodcraft · Feb 4, 2018

old digger said:
Those are awesome Ron!
I have two pallets out back of driftwood, but haven't done anything yet with them. I usually sell them to the local taxidermists. If your in the area I will give you a good deal on some of them.

Thanks OD, I haven't made anything for many years. Was burnt out for a long time, but now starting to think about trying to make something again. Have a few life issues to get through first though.

sawmill man · Feb 4, 2018

That is fine work, my dad is getting back into things after my mother past and coincidentally it is been lamp making and knife making , you are truly a artist hang in ther with your troubles and try to press on. just seeing your work can inspire others.

JimJ · Feb 5, 2018

Very nice indeed! Lots of care and patience on these pieces!

tamrock · Feb 5, 2018

Again very well done Ron. Do you have any photo examples of the tree before and after? I see some pretty gnarly looking dead stump juniper's in the Colorado Plateau of Colo, Utah & northern Az. I'm wondering what the difference is between and your western Juniper, which appears to only grow in your state and some in California.

Coil-2-Soil · Feb 5, 2018

WOW!! Those are absolutely beautiful works of art. Everyone of them! HH

worldtalker · Feb 5, 2018

People have talent,yours..beautiful.

GOD Bless

Chris

Roundness · Feb 5, 2018

That's some of the most beautiful woodwork I have ever seen. Get back into it brother, not many people possess talent like that. It needs to be exploited!!!