Tom Paton ⁽⁸⁴⁾

A fairly generic little pine tray but sized to neatly fit Nintendo Switch game boxes and controllers (also nice and curved to match the Switch). Holding panel while cutting the groove Dry fit Finished with shellac

A rather complicated bread box, using framed panel construction as I only had narrow pieces of the reclaimed wood from some drawers (maybe silky oak?). Prepared stock, kept some of the original moldings. Sides and frame Lid, small scratch stock to add a bead Dry…

Little tray from a split bit of "fire wood" From same "junk wood" (douglas fir?) as the bucket. Too dry (soft?) for joinery... BLO for some colour and shellac. Box with lid fits a few packs of cards.

Shoe rack #3, this time with some carvings of geometric proofs of the Pythagorean and "trithagorean" theorems.  Reclaimed pine stock prepared Most joinery complete Dry fit Carving Finished with polyurethane for some weather resistance

A large semi-adjustable artist easel from pine.  Some joints were just pegged and not glued to allow it to be disassembled/altered in future if necessary. Ready to assemble Dry-fit detail of top Dry-fit detail of middle Assembled Finished with BLO