This bowl was just finished this morning to fill a Christmas order. It is made of one solid piece of elm wood which is a very heavy and dense wood. This bowl weighs 1 ½ lbs. It has a poly seal and took 5 man hours to make. If interested in this piece or any others on All wood treasures you can email me at RLN1994@aol.com
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Child's Rocking Chair
This chair can be taken apart and put back together at will. A wooden key in the back holds it very securely together. It can be taken apart in minutes for easy storage. It can hold up to 60 lbs. and has rounded corners, making it kid-safe. If interested in this piece or similar pieces you can contact me by email RLN1994@aol.com
Recycled Bench
This bench was made from 100% recycled wood and being green at Wooden Treasures is my main objective. The trees it was made from were bulldozed down to clear room for a new building on CNM property. Two of the trees that would have been incinerated were air dried for over 1.5 years. After the moisture content was below 15% the tree trunks were tilled down and sized. This piece contains over 250 parts and weighs ½ ton. The corners are solid square logs wrapped in a milled wood that has been angled and planed. It has a marine grade finish. This is so it can stand up to the NM sun and heat. This piece of art is on display at The Library on CNMs main campus.
Kitchen Cabinet
This cabinet has a full extension drawer for easy access. It has two adjustable shelves for storing both large and small items. The sides are made of MDF with Walnut veneer. The drawer and cabinet door is made of solid Walnut. The door is assembled with mortise and tenon and the panel is held in with a rabbit joint. It is 3 ft tall, 2 ft 6 inches wide and 2 ft long, with a toe kick that can even fit even the biggest pair of boots.
If interested in this piece or similar pieces you can contact me by email RLN1994@aol.com
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
5 Votive Candle Holder
This piece complements any table, bookcase or shelf, adding a bit of elegance. It holds five votive candles. It is made with an oak base and legs, surrounded by walnut trim. Like all pieces from Wooden Treasures it does not contain nails. It is 2 ft in length, 5 inch in width, and 3 inches in height. If interested in this piece or similar pieces you can contact me by email RLN1994@aol.com
Walnut Night Stand
This nightstand weighs over 50 lbs. It is constructed out of solid walnut. The four drawers are 5 inches in height. The dresser measures 2 ft 4 inches high by 18 inches square. This piece is made with rabbit joints, mortise and tenon joints, double dado joints and dowels. The legs were custom made on the band saw and drum sander. The vintage handles date back from the 1920’s. The nightstand contains no nails. If interested in this piece or similar pieces you can contact me by email RLN1994@aol.com
DoveTail Box
This is made of solid walnut using corners with a 45 degree cut and white pine dovetails to secure them from separating. The dovetails provide an excellent joint as well as giving the piece a beautiful bow look. It has 3 coats of polyurethane to provide a high gloss finish. If interested in this piece or similar pieces you can contact me by email RLN1994@aol.com
Asian Style Bench
This bench is made from solid Japanese elm. The seat is 2 ½ inches thick. The overall size is 30 inches long, 11 inches wide, and 16 inches high. The legs and feet are attached using a 2 inch deep mortise. This joint provides excellent strength with no need for nails. The feet are angled at 45 degrees for an appealing look while maintaining full balance. If interested in this piece or similar pieces you can contact me by email RLN1994@aol.com
Smiling Bowl
This is a routed bowl using a template, collet extension, and a bowl bit. The base is red oak and the top layer is walnut. It has a final #0000 steel wool sanded surface and it has a boiled linseed finish. It is 10 ½ inches in diameter and 4 inches deep.
These two other bowls were created the same way. The first is red oak, white pine, and walnut. It measures 11 inches long, 5 inches wide and 5 inches deep.
The second is red oak with a walnut top. It measures 9 inches long, 4 inches wide and 3 inches deep.
Porch Repairs
This repair job took one week. All the rails, styles, and faces were severally rotted. This job detailed complete demolition and rebuild. Pressure treated wood was used as well as a primer coat in between each layer of wood as well as priming all knots. I placed three coats of oil based paint after using wood epoxy to fill all nail holes.
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