Bocote Wood Ring

The photos don't really highlight the most interesting feature of this ring. The way I oriented the grain on this ring allows the light to catch it differently at different angles. As a result, as you turn the ring, light areas will turn dark.

Japanese Style Knife and Sheath

This is a Japanese style chef knife I made as a Christmas gift. The blade is a 67-layer Japanese steal blade made by Zhen that I purchased. I created the handle out of spalted tamarind. The knife had only a packaging sheath with it, so I researched traditional Japanese sheaths and created one in the... Continue Reading →

Ebony Ring

Marbled ebony ring created as a Christmas gift. The blank was found in the cutoff pile at Rockler. That's the great thing about wood rings. The scraps and cutoffs from other projects can create the most beautiful jewelry.

Cherry Ring

Cherry wood laminated with a veneer in the center. I'm not quite sure what the veneer is seeing it came in an assortment package with no labeling. The color matches the cherry wood nicely. It looks like there are two colors of veneers in the center, however, that is actually the layering the grain in... Continue Reading →

Laurel Oak Ring with Inlay

Locally sourced laurel oak ring with crushed shell inlay. I had not idea this ring would turn out so nice. It was scrap from another project. The foreground blocks (on both left and right) and the block holding the ring are laurel oak. As you can see, applying the finish really makes the difference and... Continue Reading →

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